Source for fuel line clamp

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Anybody have any idea where I could source this fuel line clamp? As you can see in the pic this is for the hard fuel lines that curve around and drop down on the passenger side.




This clamp is broken and my fuel lines have slid up and are touching and arcing against the blower motor connection at the back. I repurposed some wire loom from elsewhere on the car and wrapped the fuel line until I can locate a new clamp. I haven't been able to locate one through the common parts houses. I may have to hit up Shawn at Corvettenutz but thought I would exhaust all of the possibilities for a new part first.

Thanks in advance, guys.

[Blue Flame Restorations]

David, you're also missing the aluminum piece underneath the braided hoses. The larger clamp on top can be made from standard heater hose clamps on various Corvettes throughout the 60's and 70's.

[efnfast]

Have one in hand that almost fits. Electrical supply house. Maybe Home Depot. Not exact, but real close

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Brett, that's actually the piece I'm after is the piece on the bottom. I assumed it was part of the clamp. Not knowing what else may be missing I thought I would just replace the whole thing. I may just end up fabricating a bottom piece.

[carter200]

David,
Dynomite asked me about machining these so guess it's time. Can you send me your old piece and I'll do a quick turnaround for you on it?
Thanks, Carter

[PhillipsLT5]

more Bling!

[carter200]

Originally Posted by PhillipsLT5

more Bling!

That's the spirit

[Dynomite]

Originally Posted by carter200

David,
Dynomite asked me about machining these so guess it's time. Can you send me your old piece and I'll do a quick turnaround for you on it?
Thanks, Carter

I made two of my own Fuel Line Brackets but it was not good enough for Carter......
Now if Carter were to Etch in Deep Red 87 Oct or 91 Oct on the end of that bar.

Carter uses CNC Machining and I use a round file

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Originally Posted by carter200

David,
Dynomite asked me about machining these so guess it's time. Can you send me your old piece and I'll do a quick turnaround for you on it?
Thanks, Carter

Perfect. That would definitely work. I'll email you...

Thanks, guys.

[carter200]

Originally Posted by Dynomite

I made my own Fuel Line Bracket but it was not good enough for Carter......
Now if Carter were to Etch in Deep Red 87 Oct or 91 Oct on the end of that bar.

Carter uses CNC Machining and I use a round file

Cliff,
fill me in more on the engraving you need done? You can fax me at 325.625.5795 if you want.