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I'm in the process of restoring a 59 TR-3A and am debating my options for the fuel tank. I have the original which was supposedly refurbished several years ago, but I'm reluctant to drop it in as is. If I decide to go with a new tank, the question then is... steel or aluminum. Any comments regarding the pros and cons of one over the other would be appreciated.
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New fuel tank: steel vs aluminum?
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I did not know that! I knew that the ethanol attracts water. That was my concern about the steel. Are the new steel tanks typically lined to fight the rust?
