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65-67 Corvette Side Exhaust Pipes Mufflers Gm Original 396 427 Big Block on 2040-parts.com

US $399.99
Location:

Doylestown, Ohio, United States

Doylestown, Ohio, United States
Condition:Used

These are a original set of 1965-1967 Corvette side exhaust 396-427 big block, in original used condition. Pass side has a small nick on back side bottom see pic 3 will be hardly noticeable once installed. Tips should polish up decent, Ido not have any idea on condition of mufflers inside as I can not see them. I do have other sets in various condition, one set used very short time but still gm sticker on. But these are the ones for sale at this price. Inquire on others Corey 330-620-1403

Mitsubishi Outlander Facelift (2010) – UK gets Outlander Juro

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