1990 - 1993 Volvo 240 Temperature Gauge Compensator circuit board #1363117 #E11-065-273 new still in plastic packaging May fit other cars, check your part number. ONLY $65.00 New old stock from a long time auto repair shop that we are liquidating. Sold as is, they are old and may have some marks on them but are in very usable condition. Please make sure this fits your application before ordering. No returns. |
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Volkswagen plans return of Microbus
Wed, 14 May 2014An expanded lineup of Beetle-themed cars are in Volkswagen's future, including a Microbus model that we have seen in various concept forms over the past decade, according to Auto Express. When Volkswagen renews the Beetle in 2019, it will also debut a crossover, coupe and a mini-MPV, all based on the MQB architecture that underpins the new Golf. Even though plans of an MPV rebirth date back to the introduction of a number of concepts in the early 2000s, Volkswagen hadn't pulled the trigger on putting an homage to the Bus (known as the Kombi in most of the world, or Camper in the U.K.) intro production for a number of reasons.
Cattle Baron's Ball makes its return to Detroit
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