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See why I'm partial to MGB's?
 
Well, if you have a spare one you'd like to give me, I'll compare the 2 and let you know...
 
Yes you do have to drop the tank (certainly on a Frog, not sure about square cars) unless someone has cut a hole in the boot floor that wasn't originally there.
 
As always, check the conections, I just had my tank cleaned and the ring lug was loose at the tank. Good luck.
 
It'll be a winter project--now I'm trying to get as many driving days in before the snow flies.
 
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How about a calabrated stick?

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I have been using a wooden dowel for about a year now. Quite reliable and low tech. Actually my trip meter works on the car too so I can figure out about how much is in the tank while I am driving. I filler up when I have gone about 200 miles. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/driving.gif
I like the Alfa too. Pretty engine. Glad ya made a new friend. You two will look neat going down the road together.
 
I helped a guy today who overheated his Fiat X/1 9. Pretty cool car. Drove him to get water from a near filling station and followed him home to make sure everything was OK. Turns out he has MG's stashed in Jacksonville. One of them is a factory 2 liter GT.
Rick
 
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One of them is a factory 2 liter GT

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I wanna see photos of that beast, Rick - so far as I know, there was no such animal...doesn't mean its not possible though.
 
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