Technical Compression fitting Obsolete? Need a hand

Got a tough one here, Couldn't find anything on the goggler...
It's for a '50s Pontiac and I think it's called a reverse flare compression fitting. 3/8 fuel line here. I could use at least 6.

 

like this?

 

Any old time hardware store should have that. Or older automotive store. Or an old plumbing supply place. Just don't go to the new fangled places like Lowes or Auto Zone.

 

Try McMaster Carr industrial Hardware online...

 

I bought the ones I needed at NAPA. HRP

 

Them are used in the ‘40 Ford fuel tank pickup line in 1/4 or 5/16 size IIRC.

 

Try NAPA. Look for Weatherhead 6100X4 for 1/4", 6100X5 for 5/16, 6100X6 for 3/8", etc.

Bob

 

Google only aspires to be the HAMB.
Danke Guys!

 

"Any old time hardware store should have that. Or older automotive store. Or an old plumbing supply place. Just don't go to the new fangled places like Lowes or Auto Zone."

This brings up a good topic, I am unaware of any old-time Mom & Pop Parts places in SE WI.
They are all corporate, lots of wiper blades & wax. But they can order stuff if you pay shipping...
I guess the numbers just don't work out in today's world? Less selection than ever
Few machine shops around too. A talented machinist is hard to find & pretty pricey these days.
Those guys are all dead...or working out of their own garage.

 

Here is one important reference I use all the time.

https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/11709521/catalog-90078-plews-edelmann

 

And

https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/view/24293355/pdf-catalog-who-sells-itcom

 

Well there's your problem. You were looking on "goggler" instead of Google. . .

Honest mistake. It's all good. . .