NV WTB - original hard line from pump to carb for 71 BBC with A/C

[71CHEVYSHORTBED402]

Awesome if I can find a nice one that I can be slapped onto the restoration. But I'll settle for second rate, so long as the bends are correct. Mine was chucked long ago, and the 72 doesn't have one either, so I could use the comparison.

I'm also open to having one made if anyone's interested. If it matters, the fuel pump is one line from the tank to the pump (no return line). I'm using an original pump or original replacement.

A tube was ordered for me through in-line, but it's "non-A/C". Doesn't appear they have one for A/C.

Thanks

[71CHEVYSHORTBED402]

Ttt

[burb71]

I would like one you can get some repops made

[71CHEVYSHORTBED402]

Originally Posted by burb71

I would like one you can get some repops made

Anyone? I could really use one.

[Super Dude]

I used inline tube stainless CTC-7104. Their description says with long pump. Meaning long fuel pump, not long water pump. Seems like I had to tweak a little somewhere, but all of the lines always need a little tweaking.

[71CHEVYSHORTBED402]

Originally Posted by Super Dude

I used inline tube stainless CTC-7104. Their description says with long pump. Meaning long fuel pump, not long water pump. Seems like I had to tweak a little somewhere, but all of the lines always need a little tweaking.

Beautiful truck you've got, and thanks for the response. I saved those pics. for my build, that looks dead-on to me. Only difference I see is mine had a black Bendex booster, and I'm leaning toward an electric choke. The divorced choke had been removed, otherwise I'd probably keep it. Is that a label on the front RH valve cover?


This might be a "long" pump. More like a "tall" pump, but what can you do What year is your truck? https://www.classicparts.com/1972-85...xoCu54QAvD_BwE

Appears the long pump was 72 forward. The pumps have a return line to the tank, pre 72 didn't.