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I have a fairly stock GMC 1/2 ton pickup that includes a few modifications. I have installed a stainless steel gas tank under the bed between the rear end and bumper area. I have also converted over to standard shocks front and rear. I have a 302 GMC that I plan on adding duel exhaust and fentons. Does anyone out there make a custome mandrel bent stainless steel exhaust system without having to bolt the entire truck together and trailer it to a fab shop?? I dont want to buy elbow, cut and weld if I can avoid it. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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You might check with Patrick's - his catalog lists a stainless exhaust system with a Bassani dual inlet/outlet muffler. Whether it would fit a '45 is the question. It's supposed to fit AD '47-'54 trucks, and there are some differences in bellhousing crossmember and overall dimensions. But it would be a good place to start.


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