Thrush Aluminum Side Pipes on 2040-parts.com
Rockaway, New Jersey, US
Old set of Thrush aluminum side pipes, just the outsides, no pipes inside. They are in decent shape for how old they are, I ran some steel wool over a small section and it bought back the original look. One has a small dent on the backside that you can't see when they're on.They are not perfect but with a little fabrication, they will look awesome on a ratrod car or truck. Getting very hard to find like this. Bid with confidence.
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