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![]() "James Sweet" wrote in message news:N_ZWg.1257$P92.1020@trndny02... So I recently acquired a 1965 Bayliner 19', I already know I have a huge project ahead of me but before I can go much further, the fuel tank is *full* of gas which has been sitting in there for over 4 years. There was a bottle of stabilizer among the assorted crap in the boat but I'm guessing this stuff must be far too old to run in a motor. How do I get rid of it? There must be close to 20 gallons of 50:1. I bought a boat that had 150 gallons of 9 year old gas in it. The boat had a stainless steel gas tank and the owner had put stabil in before storage. I got rid of it by siphoning off 5 gallons at a time and using it in my old (1974) chevy pickup mixing with new gas. ( i got tired of driving that old rig as my daily driver just to use up the gas) I did this untill I got it down to around 1/3 tank and filled up the boat tank. The outboards ran fine on this. btw, the old gas still smelled like gas. --this is important Good luck. db |