2001 Ford Lightning Oem Stock Muffler Has 40,000 Miles. on 2040-parts.com
Santee, California, United States
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Used 2001 ford Lightning muffler and curved pipes with 3 1/2 inch end pipes. In good condition and removed at 40,000 miles. Has wrap on it from moving. ready to be installed.. Take advantage of this while you can as it's the last one....
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