RE: rusty exhaust replacement

["Crawford, Pat" <crawfordpat@domain.elided>]

Sorry about that. I am talking about a 1982 GTV6.
Thanks,
Pat

-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Herrmann [mailto:herrmann_peter@domain.elided]
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 12:10 PM
To: crawfordpat@domain.elided
Subject: Re: rusty exhaust replacement



what kind of car are you talking about?

There are a couple of web european web shops where you can check.

 

regards

Peter


>From: "Crawford, Pat" 
>Reply-To: "Crawford, Pat" 
>To: "'alfa@domain.elided'" 
>Subject: rusty exhaust replacement 
>Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 10:35:34 -0500 
> 
>To all, 
>I would like very much to keep my rust bucket alive, at least untill I can 
>find a decent body shop in Dallas that can do restoration work for me (any 
>ideas out ther fellow texans?) . The latest problem that I found is that 
>there is a leak in the down pipe just as it makes a 90 degree turn , as if 
>the car bottomed out. I have been told that this part is no longer 
>available. The part can be descibed as a "V" asssembly that connects the 
>exhaust manifolds to the catalitic converter, which is also included on
this 
>piece. I have an old ar ricambi catolog that says there was a european set 
>of pipes that connected diretcly to the exhaust manifold and by passed a 
>cat. Can I still get a set of these? I found a muffler shop that can build 
>just about anything, but they cannot build something to connect to the 
>exhaust manifold. Maybe some of our european collegues can answer this. 
>Thansk, 
>Pat Crawford 
>Dallas 
> 
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