Vintage Mopar Muffler Clamp on 2040-parts.com
Miamitown, Ohio, United States
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Vintage Mopar muffler clamp. 1pt No1603351 Desoto Chrysler. Gasket is in pieces and only 1 bolt, everything included is shown in photos. Shipping may be less depending on location. Thank you |
Exhaust for Sale
Vintage 1970's ford 390, 352, 360, 428 fe finned lh exhaust manifold, left
Used original 1963 64 65 66 67 ford & mercury 352 390 exhaust manifold lh
Vintage ap 1963~1971 vw type 2 kombi~bus~pickup nos original style muffler(US $168.70)
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