Exhaust Pipe Rear Right Side Thunderbird 1958-1974 on 2040-parts.com
Lonaconing, Maryland, US
THIS REAR EXHAUST PIPE CAME OFF A 1966 THUNDERBIRD WITH 428 ENGINE WHERE THE EXHAUST SYSTEM WAS INSTALLED BUT THE CAR WAS HARDLY DRIVEN
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