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Correct Fuel Tank for 1973.5 911T with CIS

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I am planning on replacing the fuel tank on my 1973.5 011T with CIS and am wondering what the proper replacement options are.

My concern is that as a CIS IT might have different plumbing, barbs, etc. compared to other carburated and MFI long hoods.

Similarly, the 1974 thru 1982(?) CIS G-Bodies might have a different tank as well (didn; they have a donut or inflatable spare).

Any insight onto whether my half-year CIS model has a take un ique compared to the 1965-early 1973 or 1974+ cars would be most appreciated.

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In 1973 there was both a 62 liter fuel tank and an optional 85 liter tank.

You might either check the volume or part number if possible.

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