Did you consider getting the fuel gauge fixed on your vehicle?
That's a $600-$700 repair according to the shop. The problem is not with the gauge mounted on the dashboard, but with the sensor in the tank. Such an expensive repair is not really worth it on an old car. But thanks for the suggestion.
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