New Nos Original Volkswagen Exhaust 147 251 157 Van / Transporter / Campmobile on 2040-parts.com
Cornwall Bridge, Connecticut, United States
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This is a Brand New NOS Original EXHAUST for VW Transporter / Campmobile of 1963-71 1.5 liter. As pictured with clamps. Part # 147 251 157. Use this number to confirm your application. It was sitting in the attic of an old sports car shop for many years. SEE My Other Listings for more classic VW parts. Thanks for looking.
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