1/4" Bundy tubing source.

[OHV DeLuxe]

Is there a good Bundy tubing source out there other than Mc Master Carr?
We are three guys in Norway working on early Fords and need Bundy tubing for brakes and fuel. But Mc Master Carr will not sell anything with a final destination outside USA.

Thanks.

 

[rick r]

Bundy tubing??? Do you mean steel brake line tube? My son owns a parts business, he can supply various sizes of tube. e mail me at springgrange@personainternet.com if you want more information.

 

[Kurt in NJ]

--perhaps you should search as brakepipe, or tubing ---first thing on google-
http://www.delcity.net/store/Hydrau...=38094426869&gclid=CIO6ofv4jsQCFehj7AodLBAAiQ

At the shop I work at we switched to the copper/nickle cupro pipe because of how easy it works and that it won't rust ---

Roy Nacewicz used to sell copper plated steel tubing for brake and fuel --- fordscript.com

 

[51 MERC-CT]

'Bundy' probably refers to the manufacturer.
This is one of the various ads spotted on Ebay.
Do a search for 'Brake line' on Ebay.

 

[ford38v8]

Roy Nacewicz can send you a roll from the factory, enough for two cars.

http://www.fordscript.com/

 

[OHV DeLuxe]

That's it! Thanks! Will order from him then. Is the 1932 siamese fuel hydrostatic line he has of good quality also?
Thanks.

 

[Kube]

That's it! Thanks! Will order from him then. Is the 1932 siamese fuel hydrostatic line he has of good quality also?
Thanks.

VERY good quality!

 

[V8COOPMAN]

FWIW......from "Wiki". DD

"Bundy tube, sometimes called Bundy pipe, is type of double-walled low-carbon steel tube manufactured by rolling a copper-coated steel strip through 720 degrees and resistance brazing the overlapped seam in a process called Bundywelding. It may be zinc- or terne- coated for corrosion protection. It is used in automotive hydraulic brake lines in cars manufactured in the USA since the 1930s."

 

[325w]

GM used to get the brake lines from Bundy.

 

[earlyv8]

FWIW
Bundy automotive tubing trade name is/was Bundyflex as I recall. Used to buy at virtually any auto store. Now, most majors seem to be using their name on the replacement tubing.
Jack

 

[ford38v8]

FWIW
Bundy automotive tubing trade name is/was Bundyflex as I recall. Used to buy at virtually any auto store. Now, most majors seem to be using their name on the replacement tubing.
Jack

Bundy is still manufacturing their patented bundyweld tubing, although I believe it has new ownership now.