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Hooker Headers Competition Headers Ford 351C 2V

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Competition Headers Ford 351C 2V
Competition Headers
  • Ford 351C 2V
  • 1964-70 Mustang, Cougar
  • 1970-71 Falcon, Fairlane Torino
  • 1970-71 Ranchero, Cyclone, Montego
  • 1.75'' x 32'' Primary Tubes
  • 3'' x 8'' Collector
  • Black Painted
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