Does anyone have a drawing or sketch of where the brake/fuel line go exactly. I installing my new lines and when i bought the car the were already out of the car. The book i have doesnt show where they go. Thanks for any help.

An assembly manual will work wonders for your reassembly, you should consider getting one.

Originally posted by LeoP:
An assembly manual will work wonders for your reassembly, you should consider getting one. I have one already but it doesnt show the location of the lines

This Factory Assembly Manual, right here (http://www.gregsonline.com/eshop/Html/product-info/assembly/70-CHFA.jpg)?

It's in the Assembly Manual for '69. I can look it up when I get home and try to explain it. I don't have a scanner or I'd send you the pages.

Tim.

Trondd,

The one i have looks different than that but it is an assembly manual. Any help would help me out a ton!!!

It's going to be kind of difficult to describe. Someone's gotta be able to scan a copy.

Roughly, the fuel line come out of the tank on the passenger's side, over the axel along the frame, then over the frame (over that crossmemer there) ond along the inside of the frame rail up to the front. It goes into the frame behing the frent wheel and comes out at the crossmember.

The breakes are all over the place. smile.gif Front to rear line travels down the driver's side frame rail. It connects tothe frame in the middle over the rear diff. and the other end goes to the prop valve near the front tire. The front right line travels from the prop valves, along the back of the crossmember and over the pass side frame rail. THe other liens will be pretty obvious whot you see them (if you get pre-bent).

Pictures will definatly be helpful. smile.gif

Tim.