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Petrol tank (4 gallons) 6T, TR6 & T120
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Also known asF7004
DiagramFig. 22 — PETROL (GAS) TANKS · ref 1
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Listed in parts books1967

Petrol tank (4 gallons) 6T, TR6 & T120

A 4-gallon petrol tank listed for the 6T, TR6, and T120, cataloged for the 1967 model year.

PN · 82-7004

This is the 4-gallon petrol tank listed for the 6T, TR6, and T120 models. It sits up top on the frame's backbone, between the headstock and the seat, holding the fuel supply that feeds down to the carburetor(s). The catalog ties this one to the 1967 model year, so if you're sorting out tanks for a machine from around that era, this is the one the parts book points to.

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The legacy alias for this part is F7004, which is the older letter-prefix form you might find printed in an earlier parts book alongside 82-7004 for the same tank.

Tank shape, badge placement, and knee-pad fitment varied across these model lines and years, so before you order, it's worth double-checking against what's actually on the bike or in your parts book photos. Give the shop a call if you want to talk through mounting or fitting details before committing.

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