New Fireboy-xintex Xintex Carbon Monoxide Detector Cmd-4mr-rly on 2040-parts.com
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, United States
FIREBOY XINTEX CARBON MONOXIDE ALARM
|
Safety Gear & Devices for Sale
- Raymarine lifetag basestation base station a18130 man over board mob(US $120.00)
- ****sailing harness****(US $85.00)
- New electric trumpet horn marine camping rv stainless steel seachoice sea choice(US $39.95)
- Perko, chrome, 8” fog bell, 0420008chr(US $599.95)
- Instock dry pack flip phone dp-46f(US $14.00)
- Revere offshore elite 8 valise-unused(US $2,250.00)
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Concept-S at 2014 Paris motor show
Tue, 02 Sep 2014By Tim Pollard First Official Pictures 02 September 2014 13:42 This is the first - somewhat restricted - look at the new 2014 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Concept-S, due to be unveiled at this autumn’s Paris motor show. It’s a smarter adaptation of the existing Outlander plug-in hybrid road car. Mitsubishi describes it thus: ‘The Outlander PHEV Concept-S is a concept model MMC proposes as a special package of the Outlander PHEV production model that has a refined interior and exterior design that magnifies the Outlander PHEV’s unique driving experience.’ Not a huge amount to go on then.
No Logbook? No Sale
Wed, 02 Oct 2013IT’S EASY to let your head rule your heart when buying a used car, but a leading industry expert is warning buyers not to part with their cash if the vehicle is missing its logbook. Used vehicle data specialists HPI says it has seen a rising number of customers fall prey to sellers passing on vehicles without a logbook, otherwise known as the V5C, leaving them vulnerable to a number of scams. Commenting on the issue, Phil Peace, Operations Director for HPI, said: “We’ve seen a number of buyers going ahead with a vehicle purchase without having seen the logbook for the vehicle.
Capitol Hill notebook: Obama defends autos, Akerson defends the Chevrolet Volt
Wed, 25 Jan 2012Less than 10 hours after President Barack Obama wrapped up his third State of the Union address, manufacturing and automobiles continued to command the spotlight on Wednesday in Washington. The day began with General Motors CEO Dan Akerson defending the Chevrolet Volt before a U.S. House committee hearing, saying he didn't want it to become a "political punching bag," according to testimony provided by the company.