Almost done, or not. Fuel overflow lines...

So I thought I was done with the underside of the b.
Turns out....
I needed to wire a new ground for the group 26 12v battery, replace an axle strap that ripped without ever being on the road, bleed clutch and brakes, and install "toms knob"(the air intake drain tube), AND prime the fuel pump!

This is what's inside the stainless lines fuel overflow lines. Although the braided part will last another 50 years, the inner perished years ago, allowing gas fumes to get into the trunk and the evaporation system out of service.

THEN it can be put on its new tires that have never touched the ground.

Shrimp and cream cheese stuffed jalapenos. Just to break up the monotony.