Great find! My local AMC dealer was doing a lot of dealer installs ofThrush sidepipes on new v8 Gremlins back in '72 when I bought my new Gremlin. I really wanted a set on my car, but my father over ruled that. I would love to locate a set to put on my '68 AMX. Maybe one day I'll be as luckly as you and locate a set. Congratulations! Donnie www.GremlinX.com --- In BaadAssGremlins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "amc74hornet" <AMC74HORNET@xxxx> wrote: > --- In BaadAssGremlins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Plumpy72@xxxx wrote: > > Worked on the fuel tank for a while Saturday. That evening, the wife and I > > went to a monthly cruise nite with one of the grandkids in tow. While we were > > there, I walked over to a truck in an adjacent parking lot where a buddy of mine > > was rummaging through some parts. > > > > As I walked up he asked me if I was still looking for a set of old Thrush > > finned aluminum side exhaust. He held one up and I went for my wallet. The guts > > were gone but all the aluminum pieces were there and in pretty good shape. I > > couldn't tell if they would be long enough for the rockers on the Gremlin but I > > was willing to pay his price, regardless. Everyone can image my shock when he > > said $20. > > > > Today I pulled all the pieces apart and sprayed them down with Super Clean. > > The finned housings were scrubbed with a good stiff brush and the end pieces > > got a Scotch-Brite pad and a little steel wool. I put them back together and > > hung one on the Gremlin. Not only are they long enough, I'll need to shorten them > > a couple of inches. Considering how old they are, they look fantastic. I'll > > see about posting a photo soon. > > > > Rick > > > Good deal on the Thrush side pipes. I had a set on my 64 American. Aluminum is very forgiveing on cleanup and polishing back to new condition. > "Doc"