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Could be Paul. That would be reason for the long life. 
In Response To: My boat, a first generation Pearson, is roughly the same vintage as yours, Tom, about 5 years newer. ()
They've coated with a yellow paint, that's about all I know. Is there anyway to tell from the surface? I wonder how long you can expect our old tanks to last?
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- tanks: how accessible are yours?
- I don't look forward to having to service them
- My tanks
- That's the beautiful thing
- Depends on the tank
- My tanks are part of the vessel
- My fuel tank failed and it was going to cost $10,000.00
- On my Allied the original fuel tank is under the engine in the keel...
- This is why I required that the tanks were put in after the boat was finished...
- All are very easy to take out
- I believe Islander built the boat around these
- My three water tanks are below the settees and vee berth.
- My boat, a first generation Pearson, is roughly the same vintage as yours, Tom, about 5 years newer.
- Could be Paul. That would be reason for the long life.
- Could be Paul. That would be reason for the long life.
- My boat, a first generation Pearson, is roughly the same vintage as yours, Tom, about 5 years newer.
- csy built their boats to be serviced quickly -