1967 67 Plymouth Gtx Satellite Chrome Exhaust Tips Roadrunner ( Blem ) on 2040-parts.com
Youngstown, Ohio, US
Here's a good looking set of Chrome exhaust tips for a 67 GTX. these have minor scratches but are great for a driver. looks like they are for a 2" exhaust. they are brand new aftermarket never been on a car.please ask any questions and check out my other mopar parts. I combine shipping when possible
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