Kevin Eldridge

New to the forum. I am working with a gentleman to get his 1969 Buick Riviera with a 430 4bbl and factory electric fuel pump back on the road. This car is a two owner, 70K mile car, very well preserved with every bracket and bolt under the hood appearing original down to the plastic factory spark plug wire holders. The problem is that someone for some reason butchered the under-hood fuel line. I have been unable to find a diagram, picture, or parts for this line. The factory clip that fastens the line to the side of the motor at the choke is still there. The butcher had cut the line about 3 inches from the fuel filter, put a slight bend in it and then ran rubber hose across the valve cover to a short pipe that connected it to the original rubber hose coming up the inner fender from the frame. Would any of you have an idea of how this was originally done. I could bend a very nice line and make it look great but would prefer for it to look stock. Thank you in advance for any help. Kevin