We will just have to see. Talking to the owner for an hour about tanks in general he said that there was no way he was going to make a claim just to have someone upset with him and that is why he has been very descriptive in the email he gave to all potential customers that called but no one has come out to see it as his home is too remote in the desert. He said when other people called they were shocked at the price of $250 (originally) when told there was some water damage on the canopy and some stain damage on the cabinet. He said most people wanted a ready to use no wood damage deal for less money, so we both agreed on delivery and a lower price of $200 which I think is very good considering the tank in in good shape. I plan to give him an extra $20 for gas when he arrives. I just need to be committed and get the work done quickly but thoroughly. If there is dry rot my pressure washer will find it when I blow off the stripper with high pressure all in one step, wipe and stain. Hopefully damaged areas inside can be filled and reinforced with fiberglass and resin. Polishing the glass out is not going to be easy sitting on my old mini pickup but I just have to suck it up and get'r done.
