1939 1941 Ford Flathead V8 Distributor on 2040-parts.com
Gloucester, Massachusetts, United States
Charging & Starting Systems for Sale
- Standard voltage regulator vr-101 - 1960-68 chrysler dodge plymouth v8 ? nos(US $25.00)
- 1959 59 lincoln mercury generator bearings brush set brushes nib vintage lot(US $28.00)
- Mopar nos 3755461 stator assembly 1973 1974 1975 road runner charger(US $31.50)
- Nos delco remy 12v 519 voltage regulator made in usa
- Nos mopar 1970-76 negative battery cable(US $100.00)
- 1965 pontiac gto reproduction ignition wire set
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: Video
Wed, 25 Jan 2012The three-day Tokyo Auto Salon held every January is the equivalent of the SEMA show in the United States. Luke Huxham and his friends over at eGarage.com put together a colorful and varied display of the 2012 show in this video. From static displays, D1 drift exhibitions and the famed Tokyo Auto Salon models, the video gives you a feel for what is going on in Japan in the drift and aftermarket-tuning arenas.
Project Car Hell, 1940s Plutocrat Edition: 1940 Chrysler Imperial or 1946 Lincoln Sedan?
Fri, 06 Jun 2014Project Car Hell is back for another matchup of appealing-yet-appalling project choices. Sometimes we like rusty old trucks suitable for fire roads in Idaho or hunting trails in Kenya, but such Hell Project choices always make the Hell Garage Demons itch for something much different. And, really, what could differ more from boxy, half-century-old 4x4s than great big luxury sedans with model years bookending American involvement in the war that blew up all of Detroit's serious global competitors for a good couple of decades?
British motor show axed for good?
Thu, 14 Oct 2010The British motor show will not go ahead in 2012, the organisers confirmed today. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders dashed hopes that the UK expo could return after the recession put stop to 2010's event - effectively ending over a century of UK motor shows. 'The British International Motor Show has been a tremendously successful showcase for the UK motor industry,' said SMMT chief exec Paul Everitt.