Hard Line
 

I thought it looked cool. So I figured I would post a couple shots of a quick job I did last week.

Nice work... Any info on the reservoirs?

edit - looks like Kugel

Awesome stuff Mark!! True craftsman in the trade! So I have to ask - getting much sleep? How is the baby doing?

WOW!!
Looks amazing. Great job.:thumbsup: :cheers:

You have Great talent!!! I bet you could do my simple car in a day where it will take me a week or so. Great work there!!!!!

Funny you ask. The car is Bill Neuman's of Neuspeed. There his res's that Kugel distributes. He's doing a 6 part story on the car in Street Rod builder. From start to finish.

Hey Brent,

Thanks for asking. Thank God our little man sleeps through the night. It's our puppies that wake up every three hours that's killing my wife and I. Foss is the best thing that has ever happen. So much fun and laughter !!!

Good times right there Mark!! Been awhile since I have seen a baby seat like that - much less Baby Einstein. My youngest will be 2 in August. Just wait until Foss get's his wheels. No rest for the wicked! Glad to hear things are going well with your family! :thumbsup:

That is art work! I love it.

HACK!!!

Learn how to fabricate and bend tubing already!

J/K

That is epic craftsmanship. How about a tutorial and list of tools that will help the rest of us make lines that nice.

Tips and tricks are welcomed as well.

Tyler

Wow very sweet! I can appreciate how much work that is after I have done my own fuel and cooling lines. I love the precision.

Only one thing; the mounting tabs, you aren't worried about metal to metal contact eventually wearing on the line? What about using dipped adel clamps, still looks good and avoids any wear issues. Or even dipping the clamps you have.