WTB rear right hardline

[Zvoiture]

I need the rear, right, hardline from a 240,260 or 280. It is the short one that travels from the Tee mounted to the frame rail down to the right rear wheel well. I will even accept one that has had mile vise-grip treatment. Anyone? Pretty Please?

steve

[2ManyZs]

I could get you one, but you'd have to wait till the snow melts and the mud under the car dries up a little....:sick: :cross-eye

Did you try Chloe to see if you can get a new one?

[St.stephen]

victoria british carries this. its called the rear bridge tube and its 13.15.

[2ManyZs]

If VB has it that cheap, Chloe can probably get it for close to 10 bucks.:devious:

[St.stephen]

I guess I didn't think that she carried much brand new stuff. I'm going to have to remember to always check her first for anything!

[2ManyZs]

I think just about anything VB or MSA can get, Chloe can get as well. And you can't beat her prices or her service.:classic:

She can also get a lot of things very few places can supply anymore.

[St.stephen]

I fully agree on not beating her service. she really goes the extra step to get you what you need and when you need it!

[Chino 240Z]

Okay, hook me up with her number, email or ?

I checked the member list but didn't see Chloe listed, so she is AKA ?

We are in need of some fresh rubber inner & outer rubber seals for the rear hatch. I see them listed with VB thought I would check with her.

Thanks, Chino240

[Black Beaut]

Chloe can be found at MidWest Z:

http://www.midwestz.com/

Excellent service and great prices, even with shipping to the UK!

Cheers,

Rob

[2ManyZs]

Here's her vendor forum.

http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?forumid=88

[Victor Laury]

Steve, If our dear Chloe, doesn't have it, I can bring one up when I see you at Solvang?

[240ZX]

Steve,

Just a suggestion, if I may. Now that your getting into the race car scene, it's time to buy some specialty tools. In this case, a tubing bender and a flaring tool. Then you can fabricate your own custom brake lines. You never know when you may want to do the big brake upgrade and install that proportioning valve. Plus, you can then run down to the auto parts store and pick up a length of brake line, cheap, and modify it to your requirements. Oh, don't forget the wine!!!!