Auxilliary fuel tanks?

[clownpuncher]

I'm thinking about getting an auxilliary fuel tank for my 07 F250. The one I want, if available, would fit in the passenger side of the beds fender. I don't want one in the bed ltself. I figure I can fill up everytime I go near Flying J in Ehrinburg.
Anyone know of a place to get these?
Thanks in advance
ROC

[redi4fun]

What about one of these.
http://www.transferflow.com/ford_fuel_tank_systems.html
I have looked at these very closely and they seems to be constucted very well and might be worth the trouble.
I need to make a point to stop by your restaurant on the way home from the river, how far is the place off of the 10?

[clownpuncher]

Thanks for the quick reply. I'll check it out.
My place is about 8 miles south of I-10 off the Monterey exit. Probably about fifteen minutes. Be sure to let me know and I'll make it a point to be there.
Thanks again
ROC

[redi4fun]

There is also this place in Corona. It looks like they run about 850.00 installed.
Check it out, they have pictures of the installed product.
http://www.aerotanks.com/index.html
Don't know which is better though. Lets us know what you find out.

[dumbandyoung]

Ive thought about getting one but cant see a big enough benefit in spending $850 for one. It would be nice to fill up every two weeks though.

[UnionJack]

Google Titan fuel tanks... they are stock replacements but up to 65 gallons

[Mid-life Crisis]

Google Titan fuel tanks... they are stock replacements but up to 65 gallons
I've got a 59 gallon Transfer Flow tank in my F350 Dually. Without towing anything I get about 900 mile range. It tucks away nicely under the truck bed. No problems.