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Ferrari Testarossa-512tr Ms Racing Exhaust on 2040-parts.com

US $2,200.00
Location:

Veradale, Washington, United States

Veradale, Washington, United States
Condition:Used

TESTAROSSA/512TR

MS Racing exhaust is most likely the closest sound to the F1 that we all love. $6000.00 new. Ouch.
Had this on my Ferrari for many years, went back to stock. Selling the car.
It was in perfect condition when I purchased it, then it happened....UPS. When it arrived apparently UPS dropped it or who knows what. There are some dings and scratches on the bottom side. NOT SEEN UNLESS YOU CRAWL UNDER THE CAR. I polished it bright before I put in on needs now to be redone. The exhaust works and sounds amazing, . I will box it up but you are responsible for actual shipping costs. I did research the application and  fits a Testarossa and 512TR.

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