Probably not
I had a local custom car builder shop build and install one in a new Spectre brand tank for my 1971 pump gas street Duster.
Look around to find a add on sump you like and see if a local shop will install it for you on your existing tank or if they want you to buy a new gas tank first for their own safety
The shop that did mine used a round top off of a small (5 to 6 inch diameter)automotive air conditioner reservoir I think, they welded in a 1/2 NPT bung and I ended up using a 1/2 NPT to #10 AN steel nipple in the bung to feed my fuel pump mounted behind the sump. The sump stuck up into the tank around 4 or 5 inches and had a number of 1/2 inch holes drilled in it to allow fuel to get into the bottom of the sump, it work very well