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#540203 - 09/25/08 09:48 PM MUFFLERS FOR THE EARLY RIVS
Mr Riviera Member Registered: 12/13/99 Posts: 409 Loc: San Diego (Alpine)	Does anyone know of a co. that is reproducing the mufflers for the early Rivs . The Co. or guy is in Florida ? Thanks, _________________________ Dick Sweeney BCA # 15786 - BCA Board Member and Tech. Advisor ROA # 146 - Tech. Advisor 1965 Riviera x 2 1961 LeSabre Conv. 2003 Thunderbird
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#540219 - 09/25/08 10:48 PM Re: MUFFLERS FOR THE EARLY RIVS [Re: Mr Riviera]
Bill Stoneberg Long Time Member Registered: 03/11/00 Posts: 2673 Loc: Austin, Texas	I got mine for my 64 from Keipich in Ft. Meyers Florida. Fits well and sounds good. _________________________ Bill 1950 Buick Super Estate Wagon 1947 4 Door Sedan 1964 Riviera
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#540467 - 09/27/08 09:06 AM Re: MUFFLERS FOR THE EARLY RIVS [Re: Mr Riviera]
BadgerRivFan Member Registered: 12/21/06 Posts: 120 Loc: Troll Capitol of the World	I purchased a full stainless steel exhaust system from Waldron's Exhaust for my '65. You can also get aluminized. I'm sure they sell the mufflers separately if that's all you need... http://waldronexhaust.com/shop/product_info.php?products_id=3416 _________________________ Al Schmidt ROA #10113 BCA #42316 '64, '65, '70, '73, '84 and '85 Rivieras '07 Lucerne CXS "Adventure, is a car called Riviera..."
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#540481 - 09/27/08 10:13 AM Re: MUFFLERS FOR THE EARLY RIVS [Re: BadgerRivFan]
jimtash Member Registered: 10/01/07 Posts: 118 Loc: Asheville, NC	Mine has a stainless Magnaflow on it. Sounds as good as it looks too. And it is a direct replacement for the original. Don't know how much it cost though because it was already on the car when I bought it. _________________________ ROA 11607 1963 Riviera Diplomat Blue/Blue Leather
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#540636 - 09/27/08 11:00 PM Re: MUFFLERS FOR THE EARLY RIVS [Re: jimtash]
Mr Riviera Member Registered: 12/13/99 Posts: 409 Loc: San Diego (Alpine)	I am interested in the Magnflow - need the part number. _________________________ Dick Sweeney BCA # 15786 - BCA Board Member and Tech. Advisor ROA # 146 - Tech. Advisor 1965 Riviera x 2 1961 LeSabre Conv. 2003 Thunderbird
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#540651 - 09/28/08 12:33 AM Re: MUFFLERS FOR THE EARLY RIVS [Re: Mr Riviera]
gmdbhornet Member Registered: 10/07/07 Posts: 23 Loc: Palm Coast, Fl	I found the following part numbers on the Magnaflow web site. These might be the ones your looking for: -stainless steel part # 12568 -190.00 -polished stainless steel part # -14568- 237.00 Both have an overall length of 28 inches. Hope this helps. Flowmaster makes one- Crossflow dual inlet/ dual outlet part # 42582
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