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Pontiac Gto Oem Mufflers Nos on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Lodi, New Jersey, United States

Lodi, New Jersey, United States
Condition:New other (see details)


This is for a set of left and right mufflers for a 2005 Pontiac GTO ,made by Holden.
Buy these to replace your noisy flowmaster or SLP system , put an oem system on your car to keep its value.
These were take offs when new and they are as close to NOS as possible. Get these now because next year GM is shutting down the Holden plant in Australia.

Sold as is , No returns ! because there is no box , sorry no returns.

Thank you for looking , please ask any questions and I will answer them as soon as I can.

Shipping is $100.00 X 2  , Sent UPS ,  USA only !!!! lower 48 states. I prefer local pick up.

 Please contact me :

  If west of the Mississippi River Please contact me for additional shipping costs, UPS has raised their shipping costs and surcharges ,

Thanks for looking.

I must have payment in 3 days , please contact me if more time is needed .

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