Well first I want to mention that this custom is one of many that I proudly Display. I have collected from other collectors throughout the years. Some collect paintings etc, I collect customs. I used this custom to display these exhaust pipes I have. Perfect for any customs, go for the import exhaust tip look, the flamethrower or stinger look. All are metal and I'm planning on selling these as packages showing in the last pic. If interested, email me at 3deucewear@gmail.com Thanks for looking.

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Package Deal, all you see except custom truck.
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Any interest?

What are the holes in the side for? No, I'm not very hip, prototype hotrod-wise...:o

What are the holes in the side for? No, I'm not very hip, prototype hotrod-wise...:o


Well most 1/1 exhaust tips have holes for draining since there is water in our gas when we pump up. Ever notice water dripping out of the exhuast tip when running. Come on, gas companies have to make more volume when selling. LOL Also the hole is perfect for a wire to represent the flame thrower look. You'll notice on the real ones, a spark plug that ignites and a spark plug wire. I surprised there is no response cause these are perfect saving tons of time on making them for scratch.

...I surprised there is no response cause these are perfect saving tons of time on making them for scratch.
Around here, you'd probably do better if they were pre-rusted, or ground flat on the bottom...;)

Just dip them in salt water for awhile and wala. LOL

cscustoms I surprised there is no response cause these are perfect saving tons of time on making them for scratch.

Thats the very thing though CS- they look great but for these guys its the making them from scratch thats the whole fun of the hobby !!

I've turned some nice pipes from solid and built some up from tube. the tube sections available from hobby/model shops is probably what most guys use as they can be made easily at home with hand tools and still look the part. :wave:

some of those pipes could cover two different zip codes.;)