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Very nice reproduction of the 1970-1972 LT-1 fuel line clamp (also correct for late 1969-1972 Z-28).
Clamp is correctly stamped with STAMP RITE and comes with correct length screw.
$250 for clamp and correct screw. I haven’t seen a real one for sale in five years and that one went for $750… You can wait forever for a real one (and at what price?) or pick up this near identical part for a lot less.
Right rear carburetor stud on LT1. LS6 is different. This is a TOUGH part with the stamp rite logo. Without the logo is reproduced many places. Some of us are crazy enough to want the logo. 😀
Last edited by 62corvette; 12-11-2021 at 02:21 PM.
Ah, I see it in this picture of a 70 LT1. It looks like it was originally "natural", unpainted. There is also a little u shaped piece that bolts to it and holds the fuel line. It does not look like a very necessary piece. The fuel line can support itself. I can see how these bracket might be commonly removed and not re-installed.
Ah, I see it in this picture of a 70 LT1. It looks like it was originally "natural", unpainted. There is also a little u shaped piece that bolts to it and holds the fuel line.
Most of the originals that I have seen are painted while current reproductions are zinc plated (like this one - note that there is no STAMP RITE logo).
The bracket is one piece… One end is bolted at the carburetor, the other wraps around the rear fuel line and is secured with a hex head screw.
Some certainly may have been bare (or the gasoline dissolved the cheap paint applied), I have seen a few like that. Most that I have seen were painted (or show remnants of paint).
I posted a link to this thread on the YENKO.net forums as there are a lot of higher end 69 Z guys over there.
Here is the original on my 71 LT1 --- VERY NICE REPRODUCTION BTW!
I appreciate the time and effort which went into it.
Last edited by firstgenaddict; 01-14-2022 at 01:01 PM.
I've seen them both black and natural. I spoke with the gentleman who is responsible for the content of the manual. Not sure what conclusions we came to, but he's aware that I've seen black brackets out there and I think he trusts my judgement as well.
If you're interested, I have a request from another gentleman for a natural bracket that I intend to prepare this week... I'll prep a second natural bracket and post the photo here. Let me know what you think.
12-11-2021, 01:50 PM
Correct 1970-1972 LT-1 Fuel Line Clamp
