1971-1974 Cadillac Single Exhaust, Coupe & Sedan Deville, 304 Stainless on 2040-parts.com
Geneva, Ohio, US
1971-1974 CADILLAC SINGLE EXHAUST SYSTEM, 304 STAINLESS, EXCEPT ELDORADO
INCLUDED IN THE KIT ARE:
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FRONT Y-PIPE
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CONNECTOR PIPE
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MUFFLER
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OVER THE AXLE PIPE
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RESONATOR ELIMINATOR PIPE
****RESONATOR NOT INCLUDED****
On Mar-16-12 at 10:49:16 PDT, seller added the following information:
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