Vintage Nos Brute By Andeck Vw Dune Buggie Muffler,tail Pipe,exhaust Aug 1970 on 2040-parts.com
Shawsville, Virginia, United States
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Up for sale, A vintage NOS Exhaust pipe found in an old gas service station. New in the box Brute by Andeck. Box is dated Aug 27,1970. From Temple city CA. I can not find much information on the Pipe. I think this may fit Vintage Volkswagens/ Dune Buggies? Please do your own research. Any questions call 540-268-2593. |
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