2006 Yamaha Yz250f Exhaust Tube on 2040-parts.com
Beaufort, South Carolina, US
Yamaha YZ250F 2006. Exhaust tube in excellent condition. Very little used as it was replaced very early by an after market exhaust system. There are No dents (except for one tiny little ding just in before the grill ) and No cracks. Comes as shown with the protection grill.
International shipping accepted but inquire for shipping rates before bidding. Customs declaration based on final sale price minus shipping. No exceptions.
Components for Sale
Suzuki gt750 water buffalo 1972 triple right foot peg assembly #08074(US $35.00)
Honda cm200t 1980-82 front fender #06399(US $60.00)
Suzuki gt750 water buffalo 1972 triple left side air cleaner cover #08086(US $25.00)
Suzuki gt750 water buffalo 1972-73 solenoid to starter wire #08097(US $14.00)
Suzuki gt750 water buffalo 1972-73 oil pump #08098(US $75.00)
Suzuki gt750 water buffalo1972 triple kick start spindle assembly #08108(US $60.00)
Ford hires Piaskowski to head exterior design
Mon, 20 Sep 2010Former Hyundai and Mercedes-Benz designer Joel Piaskowski joins Ford Motor Co. on Oct. 1 as head of exterior design for Ford in the Americas.
Citroen C4 (2011): first official pictures
Tue, 01 Jun 2010This is the new Citroen C4, the French car company's latest rival for the ever-present VW Golf, Vauxhall Astra and forthcoming Mk3 Ford Focus. Citroen hopes to challenge the trio with a mix of class-leading interior space and a gadget-laden cabin, and the new C4 will be unveiled at the Paris motor show this September, before UK sales start in early 2011. Yup, and there’s some Megane Coupe in there too.
Dacia to roll out all-new range for UK 2012 launch
Fri, 14 May 2010By Tim Pollard Motor Industry 14 May 2010 07:13 Dacia is renewing its entire line-up in time for the planned UK launch in late 2012. The new Duster SUV, driven by CAR Online this month, is only one of a collection of new models that will be ready in time for the British launch. 'The new Logan will be ready in time for the 2012 UK market launch,' said Renault and Dacia's global marketing chief, Stephen Norman.