1956-57 Lincoln Continental Treadle-vac Power Brake Booster Rebuilt 816 on 2040-parts.com
Evansville, Indiana, United States
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1956-57 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL TREADLE-VAC POWER BRAKE BOOSTER REBUILT ... REMANUFACTURED BENDIX PART # 377503-X HAS SOME RUB MARKS, DUST BOOT IS DETERIORATING, CRACKING NICE...HARD TO FIND SEE OUR OTHER ITEMS MAKE SURE THIS IS CORRECT FOR YOUR RIDE BEFORE YOU BID EMAIL WITH QUESTIONS......SOLD AS IS.....NO RESERVE
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1967-1968 ford thunderbird master cylinder + brake proportioning valves
1967-1968 ford thunderbird brake booster original one
Jaguar xk 120 brake wheel cylinder parts(US $99.00)
Nos 1939-41 ford front wheel cylinder repair kit boots & cup (91a-2221)(US $10.00)
Nos 1942-48 ford front wheel cylinder repair kit boots & cups (21a-2221)(US $10.00)
Original nos 1949-53 ford mercury left rear brake wheel cylinder 8a-2261-a(US $10.00)
Saab Museum reopens & Saab back in production – sort of
Mon, 26 Mar 2012Saabs are being built and the Saab Museum re-opens. The Saab Museum has reopened after Saab’s bankruptcy problems and a Trollhatten dealer is to ‘build’ the last 100 Saabs. We’re still waiting for a decision from Saab’s administrators about which – if any – of the bids they’ve received for what’s left of Saab are solid enough to pursue.
Honda previews new 2012 CR-V
Mon, 25 Jul 2011Honda is injecting a fresh attitude--and buffer body--into the 2012 CR-V set to go on sale later this year. The company released a photo of a concept that features bolder headlights, a three-bar grille and more pronounced flowing lines. There are also five-spoke alloy wheels and bolder fender flares.
IAM offers advice for windy driving
Thu, 17 Oct 2013ROAD SAFETY charity the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) is offering advice to drivers on coping with windy weather, as more inclement weather sweeps across the country. Peter Rodger, the IAM's chief examiner, has offered the following tips for driving in high winds: Plan your journey – is there a route with less exposure to the weather and less risk of fallen trees? Choose a sheltered route if you have the option.