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Old 08-23-2024, 05:38 PM
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The exhaust was removed by Garfield in 1971 and replaced with Hooker Headers and sidepipes. He saved the one-year-old system with tips and tags in place, the entire system and exhaust manifolds were reunited with the car.
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I am always stunned at what you "collector" guys find and acquire. Obviously, it was stored in a controlled environment to look, nearly, like the day it was delivered.
Congratulations on the new addition.

Which of your other special toys do you need to sell now, to make room. I'll start making plans to get into Fort Knox...
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