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healey 3000 brake lines
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Randy Forbes
Yoda
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These folks are in Lancaster, NY, and can supply all the (fuel/hydraulic) lines fitted to your car in stainless steel (tube and fittings).
https://www.classictube.com/index.asp
I installed a complete set of hydraulic lines a couple years ago, and am very pleased with the quality of materials and workmanship (lines were pre-bent).
https://www.classictube.com/index.asp
I installed a complete set of hydraulic lines a couple years ago, and am very pleased with the quality of materials and workmanship (lines were pre-bent).
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Jedi Warrior
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I 2nd that recommendation of Classic Tube. The only thing that I'd do different is buy the stainless steel tube. As I recall Randy suggested the SS but I was thinking I needed OE. Should have listened ot Randy.