09 Feb 09 08:35, Roger Nelson wrote to Roy Witt:


 RW>> When I didn't have the camper on, it went into the bed. Mine also
 RW>> had twin saddle tanks, which gave me almost a 500 mile range before
 RW>> refueling.

 RN> Were you involved, as I was, in that class-action suit?  The lawyers
 RN> made out like bandits and all I received was a $200 certificate which
 RN> could only be used against my purchase of a new truck.  Phooey!  I
 RN> burned it because I didn't want to be involved in that suit to begin
 RN> with and I considered it a slap in the face as far as settlement
 RN> goes.

Mine was a 72, the last year of the tank in the cab. 73s went to the
saddle tanks mounted out-board the frame. They and later years were
involved in that suit. My saddle tanks were dealer installed (you could
tell it too, as neither access door was put in the exact same place) and
came with a hand operated valve mounted on the floor between the driver's
seat and door.

                R\%/itt


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