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    1. 05-28-2016 #1
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      New Edelbrock Retro-Fit LS Headers & Motor Mounts

      Fits GM A Bodies 1964-1967
      Edelbrock Part #65063
      Stainless steel & Ti-Tech Coated
      New headers - never used
      Includes matching Edelbrock motor mounts, which are also new (have only been used for mock-up purposes)


      Asking $550 + shipping

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      My '67 Nova Build Thread http://www.stevesnovasite.com/forums...d.php?t=218954

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    3. 05-31-2016 #2
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      are the collectors 2.5"
      WHy are you selling them, did they not fit correctly and you went another route?
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    4. 05-31-2016 #3
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      Not the seller, but they are 3 inch collectors.
      66 Chevelle - LS-Leap

      LQ9 / T56 Complete - Phase 2 in process!!
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      SC&C, Kore3, Detroit Speed, BBS, Advanced Induction, TickPerf, Currie, Moser, Holley, Hellwig, Edelbrock LS-Kit, Mast, Wilwood, BP-Automotive, StopTech, Ridetech, Hotchkis, UMI, Energy Suspension, AAW, B&B Classic's, PPG, Aeromotive, Canton, C&R, Sparco, Ididit, Spectre, Bridgestone, DakotaDigital, Alpine, RockfordFosgate
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    5. 06-01-2016 #4
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      They are 3" collectors. selling as I don't own the project any longer. They are fantastic. They are in Brand New Condition. Not sure why Edelbrock stopped making them. my guess would be not a great demand for first gen A body stuff. Did not have any issues with them, just that the project got side lined due to other things going on. Ended up selling the car so I don't need them any longer.

      Sorry for the delay in replying, dealing with flooding in our area.... Thankfully not affecting us directly!

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      My '67 Nova Build Thread http://www.stevesnovasite.com/forums...d.php?t=218954

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    6. 06-01-2016 #5
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      1970 Camaro 383/700r4 no place to hide
      1966 Buick Special cheaper than a Chevelle but just as fun!
      1970 GTO My newest retirement project, time to gather parts!
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