John,
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Indeed I searched extensively as well and could not locate him.� So I messed through 1000 old emails I've needed to delete and here he is.
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"Darrell Curran" oxcc@sbcglobal.net
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From May this year�at least.� I was going to pull my TR4A set and have him make it (he was going to give me a deal for being the prototype set, as he didn't do the 4A yet,�but never got to it.)� His www site:
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http://www.austinhealeywood.com/brakelines.html
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Price seems not quite as good as the one you found actually.� He may match it, he seemed a good guy anyway.� Hell if someone sent him a set, I'm sure he'd use it as a prototype and probably start making them for public consumption.� Pretty much a joke for him to do, he would likely just need you set pulled and carefully sent and labeled, that is what he wanted for the TR.
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John

--- On Sun, 9/6/09, John Meeks <vanagon@gmail.com> wrote:

I searched *bay and didn't find your guy with the 25 foot rolls. I've got brake lines on my to-do list and the Copper-nickel alloy lines have a good long track record especially in Europe with the high end car manufacturers. This seems like the "do it once solution

So far the only source I've found is Federal Hill Trading http://store.fedhillusa.com $55 / 25 feet of 3/16" tubing.