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Pitts S1-C Fuel Tank

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TomBlade

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I have a Pitts S1-C with S wings. The fuselage was built in 1966. I want to put a new fuel tank in it. I called Steen and they told me I may have the short fuselage but he is not sure. Is my fuselage the short one (Built in 66)? How do I know?Steentold me to ask on this forum if the tank I can buy thru Steen will work. If not where can I get one? If I can not buy one can I use titanium, or should I continue to use aluminum to build the tank. The tank I have only has 10-12 gallons usable. Can I fit a larger tank in it? I do not want to use a wing tank.


Thank in advance,


TomEdited by: TomBlade
 

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