Vintage Water Skiing Flag, Taylor Water Skier Pennant, Boating on 2040-parts.com
De Pere, Wisconsin, United States
Memorabilia for Sale
- 1909 & 1910 motorboat handbook vol i & vol ii wooden boat building & motor books
- Folding porta-bote paper model for demo~instruction~pre-gift or ?(US $15.95)
- Anchor river anchor 18 lb. anchor(US $49.00)
- Burger boat pendant 39" x 17" blue and white in color nylon from manitowoc, wi
- Tracker 66350 fisher boat decals (pair)(US $47.99)
- Orig 1955 nm un-used advertising postcard scott atwater outboard motors no res
VW to intro Passat BlueMotion Concept at Detroit auto show
Wed, 08 Jan 2014While performance heads are anxiously awaiting the North American debut of the hot-heat Mk VII Golf R at the Detroit auto show, Volkswagen's Passat BlueMotion Concept offers never-before technology in the Yank/Canuck family sedan segment: a four-pot motor with cylinder deactivation. Based on the EA211 1.4L turbo motor we sampled last year in the Euro-market Audi A3 sedan, the Passat BlueMotion Concept's engine is capable of shutting down the middle two cylinders during cruise, and features the Jetta Hybrid's gearbox, a twin-clutch unit capable of decoupling from the engine during off-throttle coasting. In the Passat's application, the 1.4 puts out 150 hp and 184 lb-ft of torque; VW suggests its highway fuel economy will stand at 42 mpg.
Jaguar XK 5.0 Portfolio Convertible Review – Richard Madeley
Tue, 29 Sep 2009Richard Madeley spends a week with Jaguar's XK Convertible I’ve always held a torch for Jaguars; forgave them their trespasses even back in the bad old 1970s; loved them as things of beauty even when they weren’t. Whatever the model, whatever the year, they were Jaguars, and that was that. A bit like the Beatles’ White Album – a classic, for all the obvious flaws that only a crashing bore would draw attention to.
2011 Mercedes C-Class Coupe photo leak
Fri, 07 Jan 20112011 Mercedes C Class Coupe leaks ahead of Detroit It’s Motor Show time soon – in Detroit next week. I know, you’ve only just got over Christmas and New Year and the last thing you need when you’re trying to work out how much you overspent at Christmas is details of lots of shiny new metal. But it all kicks off on Monday – like it or not – which means it’s ‘Leak Time’.