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For a Volvo original flex fuel line go to: http://www.vp-autoparts.com/ On page 16, part # 64757. Hope this is some help. :D I really appreciate this lead. I went to the site, downloaded the catalog, and then searched for the number. At first the prices seemed ridiculous, but they I figured out tha...

I've had a few inquiries as to whether I'd be willing to sell the boat. I am conflicted about this because the boat is part of my DNA: I have been in this boat since I was eight. At the same time, I am the only person in my family that knows how to run it, repair it, and deal with it, and I live 2,0...

Nice boat, John and really nice to have the family history. First, what they all said about the gas!!!. As for the fuel line with braded wire cover, check with any hot rod shop, they have fuel and oil lines with stainless steel braid covering and the appropriate terminal fittings. I have also seen ...

I am thinking replacement with flexible rubber line is the way to go here. How many years did the original last? Realistically it will be a huge PITA to replace it with stainless line. Looks like your only about an hour from where I work. Let me know if you make it, I am typically very busy but wil...

240sxguy wrote:Sharp, if you are near Madison I could help you with the fuel line situation.

Beauty.

The boat is on a lake just south of Oconomowoc, but I live in California. If I get back there before the end of the season, I'll send you an email.

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I have a 17' 1961 Sea Lancer inboard/outboard with a Volvo Penta BB70 engine. My dad bought it new in 1961 directly from Ray Thompson with whom he was doing a business deal. I have owned it since 2004. For various reasons I have not been able to get to Wisconsin since 2003. The boat is stored in a g...