Posted by Tom in MO on September 19, 2012 at 09:53:16 from (64.136.27.163):
New member, and my first post...
I purchased a 1950 TO-20 at auction a few weeks ago.
It's generally in good shape, but it does need a few things, the first being a new muffler.
The replacements available at the various websites seems to be reasonably priced, especially since they include the exhaust pipe.
Shipping cost is a killer, however, and I was wondering if this was an item that my local muffler shop or auto parts store might handle, or be able to build for me.
I'd expect to pay more from a local source, but would there also be a difference in quality? For example, I expect the local muffler guy, who does custom pipe bending, would use a heavier pipe.
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