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Originally Posted by ASV
my first truck had the gas tank behind the seat inside the cab
I never smelled it from inside unless I had some on my hands
from refueling. Same with my Bug the tank under the seat in the back
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I guess it was vented to the outside anyway. BTW I remember the fuel tank in the Opel Corsa right below the rear seat, if I lifted the seat I could easily reach the lift pump, but it had some seal in order to prevent vapors and liquid spills to the cabin.
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however I would move the tank on that trike under the cargo box
for better stability. That one is likely in the worst possible place
for tipping over
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I'd also be inclined to move the tank, mostly in order to allow the fitment of an enclosure. Would also have to make a doghouse around the engine, roughly like the ones fitted to American full-size vans.
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I think a heavy canvas oil tarp would be sufficient for a floor and sides
and with screen as Windows ventilation is not a problem.
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It may work, but I'd prefer something rigid. Fiberglass and plexiglass FTW
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the only similar thing available here in Phoenix is a Japanese micro truck dealership
where they are sold as ranch quads about $4000
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I actually like those kei trucks too.