1965 Olds Starfire **no Reserve** on 2040-parts.com
Lombard, Illinois, United States
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THIS IS A PAIR OF NEW GM REAR EXHAUST RESONATOR HANGERS. I BELIEVE THIS IS FOR THE PASSENGER SIDE. PLEASE CHECK YOUR APPLICATION. THESE HAVE NEVER BEEN MOUNTED AND IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. HARD TO FIND SO DON'T PASS UP. PLEASE VIEW MY OTHER AUCTIONS. |
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