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Waldrons and a Classic Auto Exhaust in Ohio I think

I have two of these Chrysler history books. I don’t really need either one, but if somebody would pay shipping, I’d let one of them go for whatever the shipping cost is. I’m in 64086 area code. I suspect the cost will be around $10-$12. Thank you for looking.

Headers by Ed used to sell kits and were nice but high dollar. As someone stated, phone calls could get long and complicated.

He has had computer for two weeks so you might try again soon.

Pat is so very helpful and has tons of original parts; cleaned and sorted!

They flow air pretty well too so if you are worried about that, they do fine.

Steve, the Turbo Pros are pretty solid duplicates of Super Turbos and they work pretty well. Not sure they sell one that is 18" long offset center but they do have a 14" version and an 18" that is offset offset.

I found that I have two of these and I don’t need both. This one looks pretty darn new. I am in 64086 zip code and I bet it ships for about 10$ to anywhere in lower 48 states. I think I’ve seen these as high as 60$ in other places and I’d sell this one for $40. Thanks all for looking...

Just thought you'd like to know. Tom Hand

Cleaning out my basement again and need more space and I think others need these more than I do. I am selling them all as one big package. I have 1975 up to and including 2000. They are $6 each and there are 25 so $150 total plus shipping. I am missing only 1981 and not sure why, maybe it...

I’m cleaning up and found some 1970 Dart literature I’ve had that I no longer need . Consists of two sales brochures, one owners manual and some miscellaneous advertisements. It can be yours for $10 plus shipping and I bet it’s less than $10 to ship. I’m in 64086 ZIP Code.

Max Flows are similar to UltraFlos and will be decent mufflers. The longer the better.

17748s work very well but are 2" longer than stock A body ones. They fit though if you flange the rear and the tailpipes to make the install and removal easier.

Chambered tend to drone worse unless you have the factory triflow pattern. Ultraflos work well if the 20" long ones. The shorter ones are slightly louder.

Borlas tend to be drony on old cars with no catalytic converters. They use only st. st. packing and that does little for certain frequencies compared to glass or ceramic fiber. Plus they are shorter (I bet). The factory Noise Reduction package used turndowns at the bumper instead of the tips...