2000 Pontiac Montana fuel leak

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I got a Montana off my buddy to use as a transitional vehicle while I shop for something newer and reliable. It had a number of problems but ran down the road when I got it. I had some body damage on my old truck that delayed selling it so the Montana ended up sitting all winter. I finally sold my truck and put a new battery in the Montana. Got it fired up and pulled it into the garage to check it over and it now has a bad gas leak. I either need to fix it or sell/scrap it. So I'm just wondering if anyone has any advice on fixing the line and how much of PITA and expense it is. I barely paid any thing for this and was only planning on driving it for a 2-4 weeks then scrapping it or selling it for $500 if it still ran down the road. The leak is coming from the back side of the motor I think. I don't see anything up top. I see it dripping and collecting on the frame underneath right behind the motor. It starts leaking when the fuel pump comes on (don't have to start the motor). I tried to look closer but the frame was kind of crushing/crunching into my jack stand (thanks salt belt) so I stopped. Just curious if anyone's fixed this before, how hard it is for a diy, and how much it might cost if I have someone do it. I'll get some ramps and the part if it's worth the expense and effort. Thanks for any advice.
 
There are splicing kits for fuel line but you have to determine the source of the leak
 
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