Mike, just use a small hose and siphon or as we say in Ky sifer the gas out. Pour it in an open container a gallon or two at a time, and let it sit in your driveway, and soon enough it will evaporate. The will likely need to be taken apart and cleaned goow,then have new o ring installed on the shut off valve. May need a new bowl gasket as well. Good auto parts house will have those. Just look in the new tank with a light and see that there isn't a lot of rust and debris in it. On old bolts and nuts it sometimes helps when removing them to loosen a little and then tighten a little and so on untill it comes out. This helps clean the threads as you go. Now that you own a fine relic, you may want to invest in a thread chaser. They are wonderful to restore old bolt threads. They should fit 8 different size of course and narrow threads.
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