Gas line

Project47hardtop

I'm in need of a gas line for my 4 door 52 Hornet. Is there a place that manufactures them or what's my options?

Ol racer

FYI

I just make a new Line using a roll of soft steel or copper tubing available at most Auto Stores then buy a short piece of gas line hose from frame to fuel pump. The soft tubing can be easily bent to duplicate the original line.

ESSX28-1

Been using copper fuel lines in my 28 Essex for at least the 50 years I've owned it & that's how it came to me. Never had any problem!!

35 Terraplane

I'm with Ken on this one. From API data on E85 fuel. Copper: Copper is undesirable in fuels because it can decrease fuel stability thereby contributing to increased gum formation. It can be stated that the addition of anhydrous ethyl alcohol to gasoline provides benefits such as a reduction of gum deposits in an engine per liter of fuel consumed. Now, copper interferes significantly in the gum content of gasoline, because it is a catalyst of radicalar oxidation reactions and it accelerates peroxidation. Therefore, this metal must be avoided in any metal alloy that comes into contact with gasoline in the feeding system of engines. Tom

DavidC

I bent and flared lines out of SS.  Can get lengths of straight SS tubing with proper fittings, then bend to contour to frame.  Available at inline tube.  Permanent and beautiful, though not the easiest to work with.   

charles4d

But it will last forever being stainless steel

RL Chilton

more like WAAAAYYYYY easier.  

Park_W

Ken, where does one buy the Cunifer tubing?