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Starla Center Exhaust Muffler Pipe Sa1805 08449 1986-1988 Sa*ab 9000 Turbo on 2040-parts.com

US $60.99
Location:

College Point, New York, United States

College Point, New York, United States
Condition:New Brand:STARLA Other Part Number:SA1805 Manufacturer Part Number:08449 Warranty:No Warranty Interchange Part Number:SA1805 285-779 285779 81330 9379124 47629


This listing is for BRAND NEW STARLA ----- CENTER EXHAUST MUFFLER PIPE ----- 1986-1988 Saab 9000 Turbo.

 

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Brand:

STARLA

Part Number:

08449

Condition:

NEW

Quantity:

1

Cross Reference:

ANSA

SA1805

BOSAL

285-779

FAP

81330

OEM

9379124

WALKER

47629

 

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This should fit the following:

Make

Model

Descriptions

Years

SAAB

9000

Turbo

1986-1988

 

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