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Very nice and I believe that looks better then running a full exhaust system under the car as as you pointed out,it is a race car that will have some street duties and those pipes and mufflers would of been the sort of thing a guy would of done to keep the car simply. I approve sir.:D:D
The exhaust and down tubes look good on the car, Steve. Definitely fit in the vintage of the build!
Just curios who's the manufacture of the muffler, not seen them ?
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Originally Posted by Whiplash23T
Thanks Whip, I always value opinions.
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Cheers Dave.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Severson
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They are Smithy mufflers, they have a nice old timey sound, I had some stainless mufflers but they just sound too new if you know what i mean.Quote:
Originally Posted by pepi
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They are Smithy mufflers, they have a nice old timey sound, I had some stainless mufflers but they just sound too new if you know what i mean.Quote:
Originally Posted by pepi
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I do know what you mean, did not remember the were black had some other color in my head.
Thanks
They were a light metallic blue as standard but i wanted them to blend in with the black chassis so painted them satin black Pepi.Quote:
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and the hits just keep on coming! Just kidding...not! Steve your an inspiration. Thanks for taking the time for posting for us!
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Originally Posted by stovens
Your welcome Steve, although i've not met most of you guys you all seem like friends.
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Next time your out here swing by Petaluma for a lunch and brew on me!
Steve wheres Petaluma ???Quote:
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Not too far away from Mel's Diner..Close enough to Paradise road to go watch a race between a piss yeller deuce koop and a field car..Dont forget the Old Harper....;);)Quote:
Originally Posted by roadster32
Yeah,X3,Steve..And I might have to splurge,and get a pair of Smithy's for something else in the pipeline,,running a Y block with attitude..:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Severson