Other Parts for Sale
- 1929 ford model a truck throttle and distributor linkages (US $35.00)
- 1939 mercury oil pressure gauge nos in box (US $40.00)
- '57 chevy belair/210/150 14x5" steel wheel w/hubcap nubs and no slots,55,56 #9(US $44.99)
- 1969 roadrunner - 440 - 4 speed - air grabber - posi - black - runs nice(US $11,000.00)
- 1969 roadrunner - 440 - 4 speed - air grabber - posi - black - runs nice(US $11,000.00)
- 1936 plymouth dodge chrysler n.o.s door striker rare(US $99.00)
Top Gear Track Experience – now YOU can be a Star in a Reasonably Priced Car
Sat, 02 Aug 2014Top Gear Track Experience – now YOU can be a Star in a Reasonably Priced Car Have you ever wanted to be Jeremy Clarkson, James May or Richard Hammond? Have you ever wanted to be a ‘Star in a reasonably price car’ and set a lap round the Top Gear test track? Well now you can.
First Sight: Daimler-BYD electric car design renderings leak out
Mon, 24 Oct 2011Computer renderings of an electric car, being jointly developed by BYD Co., a Chinese battery and car producer that began making cars only less than a decade ago, and Daimler AG with more than a century of experience - were leaked for the second time this year. The car marks a critical juncture for the young Chinese carmaker based in the south China industrial hub of Shenzhen, just a stone's throw away from Hong Kong. It is also a key initiative in China, now the world's biggest auto market, for Daimler.
Late to the Fiesta: Ford offers $50 gift cards to buyers whose cars are late
Tue, 17 Aug 2010Ford is giving a $50 Ford gift card to buyers of the 2011 Ford Fiesta who have had to wait longer than expected for their vehicles to be delivered. Ford spokeswoman Angie Kozleski confirmed that the company was giving the MasterCard gift cards to customers who ordered the new Fiesta, calling it “a token of our appreciation for their patience.” Ford couldn't disclose how many cards it is distributing, but said retail customers who reserved or placed an order for the new Fiesta would receive one. Fiestas have been slow to get to dealerships after a hurricane that hit Mexico in June crippled rail lines used to ship vehicles made at Ford's plant in Cuautitlan, near Mexico City.