Find or Sell any Parts for Your Vehicle in USA

1960's Amc American Motors Rambler Nos Hand Brake Signal Warning Light on 2040-parts.com

US $49.99
Location:

North Royalton, Ohio, United States

North Royalton, Ohio, United States
BELIEVED TO HAVE NEVER BEEN USED.
Manufacturer Part Number:8990546 Brand:american motors

THIS IS A NICE OEM AMERICAN MOTORS ACCESSORY THAT IS NEW IN BOX. PART#8990546.  MAY FIT RAMBLER AMERICAN, MARLIN, RAMBLER STATION WAGON ETC.  PLEASE VIEW PICTURES AND GOOD LUCK!!

New 2014 Corvette shows off in non-Super Bowl ad

Fri, 01 Feb 2013

In all of the commotion about Super Bowl commercials, Chevy slipped a new 30-second 2014 Corvette spot by on its YouTube channel and no one even noticed. In the ad we see a black Corvette Stingray, first in the paint booth and then on the track. It's one of the first examples we've seen in the color, which makes the new body shape look even angrier.

Hyundai makes Kia’s Peter Schreyer Hyundai design guru too

Sun, 13 Jan 2013

The newly appointed Kia President, Peter Schreyer, has now been made Hyundai President in charge of design too. Peter Schreyer’s success in making Kia a real design force led to him being appointed a Kia President at the end of 2012, handsome reward for the changes he’s wrought at Kia since leaving VW, turning Kia’s range of cars from stodgy to convincing in a few short years. But Kia is the junior partner in the Hyundai-Kia business, so Hyundai are obviously not totally thrilled that Kia managed to snaffle a designer who’s eye manages to so convincingly hit the Zeitgeist firmly on the head.

Ford recalls 14,737 pickups and crossovers

Thu, 30 Dec 2010

Ford is recalling almost 15,000 vehicles, including some 2011 F-Series pickups, 2011 Lincoln MKXs and 2011 Ford Edges, to fix an electrical short in a body-control module that could cause a fire. Ford told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that modules built during a six-day period by a supplier could be faulty. So far, no injuries, crashes or fires have been reported.