FS--Ariel/Commander Inboard Fuel Tank

Good Shape, Removed from Commander 280.
Dave has been keeping this forever, and I am tired of seeing it in my entry hall. We are in agreement that it has to go. The fuel tank AND two bruce anchors is a little much to look at when i come home. We think it is monel...it is very clean looking inside, and it's only a little magnetic, which monel is. There's some corrosion on the outside surface i think, but it looks more like salt water than rust to us. Overall, it looks very very nice. I have a box ready to pack it in! first 50.00 plus U.P.S. from Bellingham, Wa. (UPS zone 2, Zip 98225) is welcome to it!!!!

Thanks,
Mary

Me, Dave, this time...
have rec'd the ultimate spuosal ultimatum. fisrt 35.00 plus frt. takes. next stop, the scrapyard. hate tp throw away good stuff---any takers? i got till friday to get it outta the house one way or another....
dave

OH Dave,

If only I had read this thread earlier.....

....But then again, when you typed this I did not yet own my boat......

:rolleyes:

I am looking to move my tankage below to;

- Free up the lazarette so I can pull my motor while sailing

- Lower my center of gravity (ok, so only slightly, but lower).

- Increase my tankage for crusing.

I currently have a 13 gal tank in the port side of the lazarette, which is more then enough for the river (way more) but much less then I want on multi-day trips when I have to motor (like ICW trips).

I am looking at mounting this under the cockpit;

Link to flea-bay add for 24 gallon tank

What say the distinguished panel?