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I had an aluminum tank built from the original Grady White tank drawing. I had it done locally. I never found a viable poly replacement option.

Alloy metal works in Farmingdale NY. Fast and built to my specs from grady white sketch. You can get the sketch from grady or he has a lot of them on file. My tank had to be made a little smaller than factory to fit back in the hole.

Taylor Made. I think you can look it up by year, make and model. Where I live West Marine is a dealer/supplier for them.

not to make this reply too long but. Here are the things I ran into when replacing the tank on my 89 tournament 19. My tank cover core was rotted, the screw holes were blown out, the deck plates were no good, the previous owner did a major hack job removing an old tank. The tab that runs the...

Remember to have it made smaller so it fits. I probably wouldnt have one made without having the old one out

As soon as i figure out how to attach the file, I have the grady drawing/specs for that boat and tank

My original question was about the tank but I too had to re-core and glass the tank cover. I removed the old glass and rotten plywood squares. I used thickened epoxy to bond a single piece of 1/2” marine plywood to the cover which also filled the blown out screw holes. Then I used a single layer...

Thanks so much. I was over thinking it! I have plenty of FRP so I will make up some shims.

I am replacing the fuel tank on a 1989 tournament 19 and my question is this. How was the original tank held in place? The tank I removed was not correct for the boat so I have nothing to go by as far as what should be in the tank area. The new tank was built from Grady White’s original spec...