FS:Stock exhaust off my 2000 4.8...

By 00red4.8l
May 2, 2005 in Classifieds (Buy/Sell/Trade)

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00red4.8l

Posted May 2, 2005

I have an exhaust off of a RCSB 2000 4.8L. The exhaust is complete from the flange back. Just to clarify...it has the flange with the flow tube to the stock muffler and then all the way back to the end of the stock tailpipe. It has no dents or dings. System had 45,000 miles on it when i took it off. I need this out of my garage. 50 bucks or i will consider trade... Im in houston, texas and i would prefer to keep it local. PM if interested. thanks!!

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