WTB: Escort Mk2 Fuel tank

I'm after a drop tank for my Mk2.
It was a 1.3 so it had the side tank but i'm after the under boot one. I would also need the straps and mounts.
 
What have you got? Preferably in Melbourne.
Cheers
Patrick

Got one down in Moe. Depending where in Melbourne, I can probably deliver at some stage?

I guess you are refering to the alloy tanks that sit up behind the rear bulkhead on a platform, with a curved cutout to allow for the spare wheel to lie flat on the boot floor. Fuel filler is usually in a bowl mounted on the upper boot opening flange near the RH  hinge. Every 2nd Escort in Classic Ford/Retro Ford magazines has one of these it seems. Some people just mount a fuel cell in the middle of the boot floor and lose a lot of luggage space. Another option if you're flush with funds is the mk2 RS plastic tank which replaces your current side tank with a wider plastic tank, about 68lt capacity and uses the same side filler. These are fairly rare and need to be imported S/H from Europe, usually sourced off ebay although there are a few in Australia which occasionally come up for sale. These usually cost over a grand though!  People have also successfully welded in a 'widening' band into the standard side tank after cutting it in half,  and also found an appropriate sized & shaped tanks out of other cars and mounted these behind rear bulkhead - lots of options.
rgds,
SFE
ps: check your pm's

Thanks Nick, I don't think i am that serious any more after reading up on it and hearing what people have said. I might just stick to the side tank. Might see about getting a bigger one though.
I did like the look of a drop tank but it seems like a lot of work. 

If you were keen on the plastic tank let me know and I could show you one and give you a lead on one that could be available for sale locally. But they aren't cheap. On the plus side they never rust out though!  If you weren't racing (ie running low fuel levels & generating high cornering G's) then you could probably get away without a surge tank provided you kept a reasonable fuel level in the tank.  The fuel pick-up is at the base like a standard steel side tank.
 
rgds,
SFE