Need rubber fuel/brake line insulators and rear proportioning valve for 73 BRE Tribute

[240260280]

I'm helping a club member finish his BRE tribute car. Some parts went AWOL during the decade at the body shop... no BS.

 

Currently it is raised  to run the brake and fuel lines but the owner lost the originals along with the fastening hardware.

 

I'm currently looking for the rubber insulators and brackets to hold all lines.

 

Grateful is someone has these parts for sale!

 

 

[240260280]

Before:

[Patcon]

Nix240z has the rubber insulators. I have the little 4mm or what ever bolts but I don't have the clips

[JSM]

A bit pricy but...

https://zcardepot.com/fuel-and-brake-line-bracket-kit-240z-70-72

i was missing a few and got lucky some one parting out a wrecked car. One of those odd ball parts you almost have to have. 

[JSM]

Love the blocks btw. That one is up in the air. Ever have any issues with it that high?

[siteunseen]

$200 for all the rubber and clips from zcardepot looks good to me.  3D printed rubber though, how long would that last?

That car is going to be showroom piece, park it in the living room or Man Cave. 

[Captain Obvious]

11 hours ago, JSM said:

Love the blocks btw. That one is up in the air.

Agreed. I like that and I think I'm going to put something together like that. It's not often that I want my car that high off the ground, but that looks like a good approach.

[siteunseen]

I think I would go with more blocks, those maxed out jacks are kind of scary in my opinion.  I'm a bit heavy handed though. 

[240260280]

The owner's brother did the lifting. He is into off-road truck trials and truck work so I think he is experienced.

[Terrapin Z]

17 hours ago, 240260280 said:

Grateful is someone has these parts for sale!

I am parting a 73, I just went and looked at the fuel/brake clips and they are a bit rusted. Not sure if you want to use them on such a nice looking car. Just thought I would offer them up. 

The proportioning valve is there too (the fire wall one?) and will also need some clean up. 

 

[JSM]

2 hours ago, 240260280 said:

The owner's brother did the lifting. He is into off-road truck trials and truck work so I think he is experienced.

Curious to what he lifts the jack up with. I’m assuming he has to elevate it too?

[rcb280z]

That's my question: How did he get the car that high to begin with?