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JerryCPP(WA) 08-06-2009 16:23:59 71.115.246.119 32477 Report to Moderator	You didn't say what year, but those in the '50s did have a 1/8 inch plug to the left of the pipe that comes out of the cab. If the tank is not in the cab, just look at the bottom. If it has a drain it will likely have a 1/4 inch square drive 1/8 inch pipe thread plug sticking right out where you can see it. [Reply]  [Send Email]
jesse kansas 08-07-2009 21:39:24 24.249.51.49 32488 Report to Moderator	Re: chevy3100 gas tank in reply to JerryCPP(WA), 08-06-2009 16:23:59   ya sry its a 49 2 ton and the tank is in the cab   [Reply]  [No Email]
oldmopar 08-08-2009 06:25:24 67.82.51.233 32490 Report to Moderator	Re: chevy3100 gas tank in reply to jesse kansas, 08-07-2009 21:39:24   Remove the sending unit and drop a hose in that way you could do it the old siphon hose way but I use a electric fuel pump   [Reply]  [No Email]
jesse kansas 08-07-2009 21:38:45 24.249.51.49 32487 Report to Moderator	Re: chevy3100 gas tank in reply to JerryCPP(WA), 08-06-2009 16:23:59   ya sry its a 49 2 ton and the tank is in the cab   [Reply]  [No Email]
jesse kansas 08-07-2009 21:38:41 24.249.51.49 32486 Report to Moderator	Re: chevy3100 gas tank in reply to JerryCPP(WA), 08-06-2009 16:23:59   ya sry its a 49 2 ton and the tank is in the cab   [Reply]  [No Email]
JerryCPP(WA) 08-08-2009 12:47:06 71.115.246.119 32491 Report to Moderator	Re: chevy3100 gas tank in reply to jesse kansas, 08-07-2009 21:38:41   I forgot to add - if you need parts, I can highly recommend: truckandcarshop.com. I just finished a total restoration of a '57 2-ton cab over. I used mostly their parts because the price is good, customer service excellent, quality excellent, and the have a great catalog and web site.   [Reply]  [Send Email]
jesse kansas 08-07-2009 21:38:37 24.249.51.49 32485 Report to Moderator	Re: chevy3100 gas tank in reply to JerryCPP(WA), 08-06-2009 16:23:59   ya sry its a 49 2 ton and the tank is in the cab   [Reply]  [No Email]