http://www.ansaautomotive.com/ansasport/listings/universal_tips.html

direct from the ansa website....was thinking the TK4567 might work.

http://www.ansaautomotive.com/ansasport/listings/universal_tips.html

direct from the ansa website....was thinking the TK4567 might work.

Yeh that''ll work, but one pipe is 1 3/4 inlet but two pipes will work though

for what you need.

The other ones are sold out

This is the on I talked about before next to the super rare short nose

twin stack ANSA for comparison.

The chrome on it is 1 inch shorter.

~Z~

oooo that short nose is Niiiiiiiiice

oooo that short nose is Niiiiiiiiice

Glad you like, I just put it in the Classifieds !

More pics of the Short Nose in comparison to a Long Nose twin stack ANSA.

Judging by the Yellow Farrari sticker it started off to be a Slant Nose but

some how ended up with a shortend lower pipe, munfacturing....

Either way in the last batch of ANSA's I got hold of all of them

were Long Noses except for this one and is also the only Short Nose I ever

came across or seen to date.

So it will most likely be a great addition to a car show only Z for

sure and / or a collectors item.

But hey if some one choses to run it they'll

get no complants from me on style points alone

~Z~

Edited February 7, 200916 yr by WingZr0

Just listed the last from my personal collection in the classifieds

~Z~ The Parts Hunter a.k.a Mumm-Ra the Ever Living

Earl Hammond (Born Erwin Saul, June 17, 1921 - May 1, 2002) was an actor and voice actor.

He is best remembered for providing the voices of Mumm-Ra, Jaga, and other characters on the

TV series ThunderCats. He also voiced the Transformers villain Megatron in a series of children's

read-along books and performed the role of Buck Rogers in the 50s ABC television series.

Hammond was born in NYC and was raised in Buffalo, NY. He had acted his whole life, starting on

radio when he was 7 years old. He was drafted in the army for WW2 and was trained in morse code.

After the War he moved to Los Angeles where he worked as an actor and went to college.

He returned to NYC when he was 20 and never left again. He changed his name in the 50's to Earl Hammond.

Earl had two children, Eric Bryce and Gwenyth Audree. Eric is now a Chef with one child Justin residing in

Chicago and Gwenyth is a musician with two children Kaya and Dexter residing in Munich Germany.

Earl passed away at a NYC hospice. He was 80 years old.

~ Hijacked from Wikipedia

Edited March 5, 200916 yr by WingZr0

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2009/0327092sham1.html

MARCH 27--Meet Vince Shlomi. He's probably better known to you as the ShamWow Guy, the ubiquitous television pitchman who has been phenomenally successful peddling absorbent towels and food choppers.

btw - this IS thread related!

Edited March 31, 200916 yr by mikewags

I am convinced that Vince there is on something. He is just a little off. Now Billy Mayes, he is the real deal! haha

I am convinced that Vince there is on something. He is just a little off. Now Billy Mayes, he is the real deal! haha

Like Ben Curtis (Dell dude)?

She's Done, She's restored, She's in the classifieds

Speaking of which did anyone see Billy Mays together with

Dana Carvy on the Tonight Show last week?

~Z~

I like the looks of the Ansa tip, but really prefer a single tip to the duals (either stacked or flat). So when I have my exhaust redone, I'm planning to use one (and only one) of these.

I like the looks of the Ansa tip, but really prefer a single tip to the duals (either stacked or flat). So when I have my exhaust redone, I'm planning to use one (and only one) of these.

Bloody Nioce :classic:

~Z~

Arne, where do they come from?

Chris