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Any reputable exhaust shop can do this easily and probably much cheaper than buying it online and having it shipped.
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Any reputable shop can bend some decent tailpipes, sure. But certainly not duplicate what GM did, to a restoration level.
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Muffler shops, radiator shops and carburetor shops, not a hole lot of them left.
Two local muffler shops said they could or i could go on line…..i’ll find a shop
Two local muffler shops said they could or i could go on line…..i’ll find a shop
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Get on the Walker site, or perhaps call them, if anyone has it they will.
But it’s gonna be $$$ pricey.
But it’s gonna be $$$ pricey.
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This is off of a '87 stepside, CA emission 5.7 TBI and is obviously different. I honestly was just going to cut the bad parts out, form patches and weld them in if I choose to go factory. I am sure it will last for the next lifetime and nobody will notice or care.
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In the old days the muffler shops had a big parts book with diagrams of all the stock muffler systems. I think it gave them most of the dimensions need to duplicate a stock system. I would think they now have that info available online, but I’ve never asked.
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