Zimmer Power
Uploaded: August 10, 2006
These pipes were part of the exhaust system of the Zimmer.
The Zimmer is a powerful car with an eight cylinder engine with headers, the exhaust was then ported through the sides of the hood and down to the exhaust pipes.
If you are not familiar with a Zimmer, it is similiar in style to the old Stutz Bearcat from the late 1920's. Hope that helps....
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