Gmmg Stainless Steel Oval Exhaust Tips on 2040-parts.com
Allendale, Michigan, US
This is for a pair of GMMG stainless steel oval exhaust tips. These are the same tips that were used on the specialty built cars such the Berger Special Edition Camaros, Dale Earnhardt Intimidator Edition Camaros and Black Bird Edition Trans Am's. They have a 2.5" ID inlet. These are no longer made and getting hard to find, especially in good shape. This pair is from a car that was rarely driven and in excellent condition.
Again, this is for one pair.
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