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Where is a good source for the rubber fuel line hoses for a 1972 240Z ? They appear to be 2 different sizes in the engine compartment. Also, I am looking for a source for a 240Z front tag. Any suggestions?

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February 4, 201213 yr

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From front to back there are at least six different insulators. There is a nice thread on how to make them from bulk rubber. Used parts from cool/cold climate cars works except for the one closest to the exhaust manifold.

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