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> WTB - Early 1.7lt Muffler Tailpipe Attach Bracket, Need the Bracket Piece that is spot welded to Muffler
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Please let me know if you have an old rusted out early 1.7ltr Muffler sitting around that you would be willing drill out the spot welds, and sell me the Bracket that is used to attach the Tailpipe at the center of the muffler. It has a 90 degree bend at the end, where an M8 nut is welded for the attachment.

This is one of those situations where I should have done a better job of keeping track of the pieces in the process....... This is the last piece I need to complete the drive train restoration.

It is the piece that is spot welded in the area outlined in red in the photo.

Thanks!

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