[Shotimes] Re: question #4 of 4 - suspension

[Alan Fanning]

If the tank was basically full you have even less to worry about because
there wouldn't be much air in there to react with the gas. My first SHO
(which I bought  back after it was totalled) sat for at least 2 years before
I drained the gas from the tank, which had been filled just before the car
was t-boned. I had worried it was going bad, but it seemed as fresh as
anything from the gas station. On my motorcycle, which sat for years with a
partial filled tank, it was another story. That gas ruined the inside of my
gas tank and smelled terrible.

    Alan

Jim Ryan wrote:

> It would be a shame to throw away 16-17 gals of gas (I wouldn't know where
> to dispose of it anyway), but if it won't fire up I'd like to eliminate bad
> fuel as a suspect.  I will try and fire it up with the old gas first.