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Here's a thread from last July, same subject:

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Hi All, Here is the end of the story. I checked with 2 local exhaust shops and they wanted $100 just for the tailpipe, I would have to get the correct muffler and they would do the headpipe for $75. I went with Kepich. He was $220 including shipping for the complete system in aluminized steel and the same guage as the other venders. The system arrived 2 days after it shipped from North Carolina. The tailpipe was 2 pieces so installation was a snap. Everything went together smoothly and I'm very satisfied and glad I used Kepich. I purchased via e-bay.

This is the rest of the story! Thanks for listening

what year Packard???

I bought a complete exhaust for my 56 Clipper from Classic last summer and had a few problems with pipe lengths and one bend. I even took the offending parts to Classics' factory in Ohio (only a 3 hour drive from here). The matched everything to their bending guides (which they got from Midas, BTW). However, their guides are for senior cars only, and with the Clippers being on a 5" shorter wheelbase, its no wonder that things didn't fit right. Ended up going to a local muffler shop to get things to fit right.

1946 packard clipper deluxe.