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Re: Dougs Headers and Side Pipes

Posted: 8/22/16 4:59pmMessage 11 of 13
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Overland Park, KS - USA
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Vette(s): 1973 Orange Metallic Coupe (orig owner), L82, 4 spd (WR), PS, (A/C & PW (I installed from wrecked 73)), leather, AM/FM Stereo, ran with '65 FI unit earlier & will again some day. 2023 Accelerate Yellow HTC Stingray
Be sure to post some pics when you get them on.

I wonder if Doug's used to be Doug Thorley headers.

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Re: Dougs Headers and Side Pipes

Posted: 8/24/16 10:17amMessage 12 of 13
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Vette(s): 1975 L48 4sp. Coupe... Rebuilt Motor
73shark said: Be sure to post some pics when you get them on.

I wonder if Doug's used to be Doug Thorley headers.


I will take some pics, Doug's Headers and Doug Thorley Headers are 2 different company's. Doug's is now owned by Pertronix and has been making all the exhaust products in Irwindale Ca. Doug Thorley is in Corona, Ca but not sure where they manufacture parts and I don't think they have the side pipes product.
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Re: Dougs Headers and Side Pipes

Posted: 9/2/16 9:19amMessage 13 of 13
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Metairie, LA - USA
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Vette(s): 1979 Black, Oyster interior purchased in March 1980
after getting out of the car with side tubes 2-3 times, you learn to stick your legs straight out. I luckily didn't burn my legs too bad. No blisters.
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