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#448194 09/02/2008 3:38 PM
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Where can I find a stock exhaust system for a 1955 2nd series with a 235? I've been searching around both on this site and on the auto parts sites and haven't been able to find a place where I can find the entire exhaust system (pipes, muffler, and hangers). Is this something that I should just bring it to an exhaust place to have done? I'm trying to do as much of the work myself and don't want to spend a fortune, especially on the exhaust. I'm just looking for a nice stock exhaust for the truck.

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I bought a complete exhaust system for my 63 from The Filling Station. If I remember right I could have ordered a larger pipe size if I wanted.

http://www.fillingstation.com

Larry

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LGriffin #448224 09/02/2008 4:40 PM
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I'll report back here with one. I found 1 company that makes them. Let me try to dig that info up.

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this is it:

http://waldronexhaust.com/shop/index.php?cPath=62_152_132

Good luck-If you get it let us know how it looked.

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Great! Thanks for the replies!

Larry, was the exhaust system from the Filling Station a generic set of pipes and muffler, or was it an actual kit for your truck? Main reason I ask is on their site they have it listed for years 1933-1974, which I can't imagine is the same for all those years. It is about $80 cheaper than Waldron though (at least before shipping), so I'm looking into the Filling Station first.


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Unless you're wanting to go strictly original just buy a tractor muffler for your local farm store and get your local exhaust jobber to install it with new piping. Around here the custom benders aren't expensive.


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Neil,

The system I got installed in my 63 C20 with only one problem. The pipe off the exhaust manifold had the the wrong bend. I called The Filling Station and they referred me to the shop in that made it in Florida. I sent the wrong one back and received the correct replacement in good time. In talking to the muffler shop I got the impression they had everything on a CNC bender.

The kit only includes pipe and muffler.

Niel, I sent you a PM

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milhouse: I agree TOTALLY with Tiny. Unless your wanting pure stock looking stuff I'd take it to a muffler shop. No shipping and they have different sizes pipe as well. Plus, over the years, using the same guy/shop for past 25 years I find that their pipe last longer and looks better longer. Plus, they can bend it anyway you want it, put hangers anywhere you want them or fab it around anything/anyway you want. I think you can see my point.


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Something to keep in mind, the 3200 for '55 had a rather odd exhaust system from the factory. If you want it original, the tailpipe actually crosses over to the right side of the truck, over the rear axle.
3200 exhaust diagram


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