1933 ford pu gas tank

[Floats]

The tank on the pickup is above the drivers knees. The cowl, instrument panel and part of the fire wall is the fuel tank, with the filler cap and the wind screen on top.
Sadly, a very dangerous position if you are in a serious accident.
Regards
Chris

[the.secret.victoria]

Originally Posted by Floats

The tank on the pickup is above the drivers knees. The cowl, instrument panel and part of the fire wall is the fuel tank, with the filler cap and the wind screen on top.

That only applies to the Model T and A. The later years placed the tank elsewhere.

Originally Posted by ronn

ITS A 33 FORD PU- TANK IS LOCATED ALL THE WAY BACK ON THE FRAME RAILS...

...I thought with the bed being elevated, it might flow down to the carb. maybe not?

The V8 era cars aren't gravity feed; they rely on a mechanical fuel pump that's mounted at the rear of the intake manifold to suck fuel out of the tank. You won't get any sort of gravity feed action with the tank level below the carburetor.