1949 To 1952 Chevy Fleetline Four Door Rain Gutters on 2040-parts.com
Chino, California, US
THESE RAIN GUTTERS ARE BRAND NEW AND THEY ARE REPLICAS THEY ARE FOR A FOUR DOOR CHEVY FLEETLINE 49 TO 52. TOTAL STAINLESS STEEL.SIX MONTH WARRANTY.
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Europe trailing on ESP safety
Fri, 21 Feb 2014NOT ENOUGH new cars in Europe are being specified with an electronic stability programme (ESP) that is proved to be most important safety system in prevent collisions. Research by Frost and Sullivan has found Europe is lagging behind North America, where there is almost 100% success with fitting news cars with ESP. Despite ESP being included in the European New Car Assessment Programme since 2011, the study shows there has been only a minimal increase in the number of cars sold that have ESP.
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