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  1. 06-26-2007, 01:36 PM #1
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    through-rocker oil line install

    Anyone have pictures of the oil lines installed inside the rocker (ala 70S)? I'm modifying some post-74 lines for installation inside the rocker. TIA.
    Bill G.

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    Oil Lines in Rockers

    Something like this:
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    Hi,

    Here are some from my 70S resto. Originally the pipes entered the sill through a modified kidney bowl. The wing closer panel is also specific to the 70-71 S but any can be modified to suit. (From 72 the wing panel closers are different).

    Hope the pics help

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  4. 06-27-2007, 03:13 AM #4
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    Bob and Alan,
    Very helpful pics...thank you so much.

    Bob, did you have those lines made? They look stainless.
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    Stainless oil Lines

    Yes Bill, I made the stainless to emulate the style of the original 1969 S brass lines and moved the thermostat to the inner fender to get the weight forward.
    The fittings and the line size are a mix of the smaller 1967, 1969 and the larger mid 1980's oil cooler metric threaded fittings.
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