New home for an old dog

[3or4wheels]

I've been itching to get my hands on a new project for months,so after a 1000 km round trip this is now in my shop.It's all there,more or less,but will need a full strip,powder coat and all that.Tank is only good for scrap,rusty as hell inside and leaks and has been bodged in a few spots.So if anyone has a reasonable tank thats good inside and can be filled and painted send me some pics.
There was a nice surprise when I looked in tool box,a full original tool kit in its pouch,looks like new,incredible!!!128597128601128599128600

[tri again]

Glad to see you got lucky
after all the work and driving and positive vibes you put out to the universe.

I MAY have an x tank but not sure what year.
Wait, yours is an 'R', sorry.

Did you post in the classifieds?
I just found out that one of the plastic tank distributors is like 10 miles from here
in Oregon.

Is there a town on the south coast called Sitches?
Supposed to be dreamland from what I hear.

[3or4wheels]

Joe,sitges is on east coast just below Barcelona.Lets put it this way,if your straight there's better places to go!!!

[tri again]

Joe,sitges is on east coast just below Barcelona.Lets put it this way,if your straight there's better places to go!!!

oops.

I just knew a lovely gal from there.
In retrospect, I can see why she liked it.

How goes the trike tank search?
I had one that was see thru bad.
Lots of little pinholes of light peeking thru.

I used por 15 and it actually turns the rust to some sort of black glass
and it still doesn't leak after a couple years.

Phosphoric acid supposedly reacts with rust but I guess it's all a gamble.

Personally not real fond of plastic tanks until I got one.
I usually use a lawnmower tank or similar just to make sure a trike is worth putting $$ or time into.
Runs good, has all the gears, no real engine noises and then go ahead with
spending $$ and time.