Vw Empi Exhaust Muffler & Headers Bug Ghia on 2040-parts.com
Seymour, Connecticut, United States
VW Volkswagen Empi exhaust headers & muffler
New. Never installed. Fits bugs and ghias. Thought it'd fit my 70 bus but I was wrong. Look it up, sells for $100 plus shipping. My loss your gain. |
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