Preservation of a 68 Camaro - The Supercar Registry

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12-06-2022, 01:11 PM

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Pulled the main fuel line and gave it a good once over.

Photos 335 - 337 - Before photos

Photos 338 - 340 - After photos. As you can tell that line looked pretty cruddy but with a little pedestal mounted grinder with a wire wheel and hitting the whole line with Wenol Blue and Red metal compounds made it come out decent enough for this ole hunk of junk. I will apply RPM to the line once it gets closer to reinstallation.

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