1969 Camaro Tank -- Gas Line Help Please

[Mapearso]

So the gas line from my 69 Camaro tank is Jerry-rigged with a rubber hose line and zip ties. I know this is bad news -- especially since I know from experience the ethanol will chew up that rubber over time

While I have the bed off I want to take the time to install metal lines. Can anyone provide advice on --

What lines I should be buying?
Who makes them?
Where I can get them?
Are there any additional clamps or parts I will need?

Pics of the jerry-rigged setup attached

Motor is a 454 with a mild cam.

Thanks -- This is uncharted territory for me

[Davidf]

I use 3/8" steel sourced from Oreilly's in 25' coils. I think I got this info correct. If the routing causes difficulty bending up and installing one section from tank to pump, I use double flared splices even though compression is probably adequate. Better safe than sorry.

Edit: Might be 5/16", can't remember. Oreilly's carries most sizes, costs about $28/coil

[Youey]

3/8 steel tubing is what I used from tank to carb, was hard to bend, but I won't be changing that for a very long time

[67Slider]

I bought the 6 ft lengths at Autozone that came with the adapters and a coupler. Then bent to fit. I used a small amount of rubber hose at each end for flex. But the tubing at AZ worked great for my 69 tank conversion. Haven't had any issue since install. Here's a link to my write up.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=448431