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Hedman 65001 Chevelle/Camaro B. B. 67-  Item Description PAINTED HEDDER, EXHAUST HEADER -- Tube Size 2", Collector Size 3", Without Smog Injection Or Injection Heads, Painted, Modification To Stock Exhaust Required To Retain Catalytic Converter, Except Saginaw Close Ratio Power Steering Box Series 825, Some 502 Engines May Need Flange Modification For Head Bolt, For Racing Only, Not For Highway Use, Not For Sale Or Use In California Features
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