Where to buy 70 Air Cleaner Vacuum Lines?

[Chargerjase]

I have an air cleaner missing its vacuum lines. I would like to get the correct ones so it looks right at least. Year One have them, but at $37.22 x 2 plus their extortionate shipping rates, the total cost is over $96.00 for two lengths of 3ft hose. I don't mind paying good money for restoration parts, but that is ridiculous.
1966-74 A B E-Body Carburetor Vacuum Advance 7 Ribbed Ho...
If anybody knows of a cheaper source, please let me know?
Would also like to find the hose that goes to the PCV valve.

Thanks for the picture Wayne @dadsbee

 

[kiwigtx]

Maybe have a look at Amazon... Amazon.com : auto vacuum hose

Not strictly correct, but way cheaper, and faster delivery.

...or Mega Parts Ribbed Vacuum Hose, Vacuum Hose, 102-VH7 Reproduction, NOS and Used Mopar Muscle Car Parts

 

[Chargerjase]

Thanks Roger, I will check them out.

 

[F4R/T]

Check Dales Cuda shop. There are a handful of big name vendors that carry that ribbed hose. I agree freight will kill a deal and they already charge a premium for the material.

 

[dadsbee]

I have an air cleaner missing its vacuum lines. I would like to get the correct ones so it looks right at least. Year One have them, but at $37.22 x 2 plus their extortionate shipping rates, the total cost is over $96.00 for two lengths of 3ft hose. I don't mind paying good money for restoration parts, but that is ridiculous.
1966-74 A B E-Body Carburetor Vacuum Advance 7 Ribbed Ho...
If anybody knows of a cheaper source, please let me know?
Would also like to find the hose that goes to the PCV valve.

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Thanks for the picture Wayne @dadsbee

Well don't go by the hose in that picture, as I cheated with the 5/8" hose from snorkel to the BREATHER (not the PCV) by using a piece of old Mopar heater hose.

NOTE that picture you used is also a one year only 1971 air cleaner assembly, not a '70. A '70's breather hose comes off the passenger side of the round base and factory was formed and ribbed.

 

[Chargerjase]

Yep, my mistake, breather hose. Thanks for the pics.

 

[RJRENTON]

I have an air cleaner missing its vacuum lines. I would like to get the correct ones so it looks right at least. Year One have them, but at $37.22 x 2 plus their extortionate shipping rates, the total cost is over $96.00 for two lengths of 3ft hose. I don't mind paying good money for restoration parts, but that is ridiculous.
1966-74 A B E-Body Carburetor Vacuum Advance 7 Ribbed Ho...
If anybody knows of a cheaper source, please let me know?
Would also like to find the hose that goes to the PCV valve.

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Thanks for the picture Wayne @dadsbee

There are two vacuum diaphragm assemblies. The one that operates the flap of the hot air stove, gets connected to the thermal vacuum sensor and a "Tee" fitting, which opens and closes the flap valve controlling the hot air. The other end of the "Tee" fitting is connected to the manifold vscuum source. The other diaphragm assembly, on the non heated air inlet, is either open or closed. On cold start, both diaphragm assemblies close their respective flap valves. The flap valve on the heated air or stove connection operates in response to the air temperature inside the air cleaner. The other diaphragm assembly remains closed until the manifold vscuum drops at which time BOTH flap valves open allowing maximum unheated air flow. The thermal sensor operates only the hot air diaphragm assembly. Your pix shows them incorrectly assembled. The FSM shows the correct way..... any 3/16" vacuum tubing will work...unless you are building a 100 point car.....99.5% of the average viewing people will not know the dufference if you use ribbed on nonribbed hose......just a thought.....
BOB RENTON