hey guys i was just curious if anyone was looking for the h pipe of a 93 cobra. has the cats in really great shape. only has about 37k on it. Send me a pm if interested. ill get some pics tomorrow.
Bobby
Bobby
Any interest in a stock catted h pipe
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What physical condition is the H-pipe in-ESP the cats not gutted out or any rust? Being my unmodified Teal #629 started out private life in the state of Wash., the exhaust sys. is somewhat erroded with internal rust which I've already had to have repaired once and face another repair in the near future. What are you wanting for it? And, will it be feasible to transport it from Mo. to Az?
Az is a crazy state as only 2 counties surrounding Phoenix and my Tucson are
under annual emissions tests. One friend owning a '93 Cobra went thru a big
to-do with the state after he installed a new, two-cat H-pipe. While the
problem existed, the state refused to license the Cobra....that's how crazy it
has become! :shrug:
:coolman:
Az is a crazy state as only 2 counties surrounding Phoenix and my Tucson are
under annual emissions tests. One friend owning a '93 Cobra went thru a big
to-do with the state after he installed a new, two-cat H-pipe. While the
problem existed, the state refused to license the Cobra....that's how crazy it
has become! :shrug:
:coolman:
Its actually in really great shape, here are a few pics to help you. and i have no idea of how to get it there. its pretty big and akward. ill have to check into it if your still interested.
Bobby
Bobby
As I said I'm interested.....it remains to be seen if it can be transported from
Mo. to Az. economically. Try DHL Worldwide Express at 1(800) 225-5345.
They transported an '86 fox body Mustang K member including struts, rotors,
calipers and lower A's for me tho it had to be palletized and weighed in excess of 150#.
Ned
Mo. to Az. economically. Try DHL Worldwide Express at 1(800) 225-5345.
They transported an '86 fox body Mustang K member including struts, rotors,
calipers and lower A's for me tho it had to be palletized and weighed in excess of 150#.
Ned
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