1969 Mustang Fuel Tank

1969 Ford Mustang Fuel Tank

Swap Out Your Rusty Stock Unit for a Replacement 1969 Mustang Fuel Tank

1969 Mustang Fuel Tank

1969 Ford Mustang Fuel Tank

Swap Out Your Rusty Stock Unit for a Replacement 1969 Mustang Fuel Tank

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  1. Fuel Sending Unit 3/8" Tube Stainless Steel With Brass Float 1969 Mustang
    Fuel Sending Unit 3/8" Tube Stainless Steel With Brass Float 1969 Mustang
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    $59.99
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    CJ Classics Fuel Sending Unit Gasket Mustang 1965-1998/Bronco 1966-1977/F-100 1967-1979
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  3. FSUF1
    Fuel Sending Unit Filter 3/8" Pick-Up Tube
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  4. Fuel Sending Unit Retaining Ring Mustang 1965-1998/ Bronco 1966-1977/ F-100 1966-1979
    Fuel Sending Unit Retaining Ring Mustang 1965-1998/ Bronco 1966-1977/ F-100 1966-1979
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  5. FSUF
    CJ Classics Fuel Tank Sending Unit Float Brass
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  6. Fuel Tank Sending Unit Mustang 1969
    Fuel Tank Sending Unit Mustang 1969
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  7. FSUF2
    Fuel-Sending Unit Filter For 5/16" Pick-Up Tube
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  8. EFI Fuel Tank Sending Unit 73-10 OHM For EFI Fuel Tanks Mustang 1965-1970
    EFI Fuel Tank Sending Unit 73-10 OHM For EFI Fuel Tanks Mustang 1965-1970
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    $41.95
  9. Fuel Tank Kit EFI 22 Gallon With Sending Unit/ 190 LPH Fuel Pump Mustang 1969-1970
    Fuel Tank Kit EFI 22 Gallon With Sending Unit/ 190 LPH Fuel Pump Mustang 1969-1970
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1969 Ford Mustang Fuel Tank

The old fuel tank in your 1969 Mustang is probably rusty, worn-out, and leaky after all these years. It's time to get a new replacement fuel tank made just for your classic Mustang. Our selection of new tanks fit perfectly and are built to last. They're made of tough materials that won't rot or rust through so you don't have to worry about leaks.

New 1969 Mustang fuel tanks aren't just sturdier, they're also more efficient than the stock tanks. Many have special designs that keep the fuel from sloshing around during hard turns and acceleration. Some have improved venting too to prevent vapor lock issues in your 1969 Mustang fuel lines that can cause stalling. Installing a new fuel tank lets you drive your ride with more confidence knowing you have an updated, reliable fuel system.