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1993 Jan/feb Harley Hog Tales Magazine -hog Events-daytona-racing-touring Abcs on 2040-parts.com

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East Palestine, Ohio, US

East Palestine, Ohio, US
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GENUINE ORIGINAL FACTORY PUBLISHED 1993 JANUARY-FEBRUARY HARLEY OWNERS GROUP HOG TALES MAGAZINE IN GOOD CONDITION.    THIS MAGAZINE INCLUDES ARTICLES ON DAYTONA BEACHROAD AMERICA, AND ABC's OF TOURING, PLUS LOCAL HOG CHAPTERS, HOG CHAPTER EVENTS, LIFE MEMBERS, ASK CHARLIE, AND MEET THE MEMBERS SECTIONS.    THIS 31 PAGE MAGAZINE MEASURES 8-1/2" BY 10-1/4".

Bugatti Royale or Bugatti Bordeaux?

Sat, 18 Jul 2009

A clearer version of the Bugatti invitation - showing a new four-door Veyron? And now Pistonheads has got hold of a clearer version of the invitation – the one you see above. It doesn’t really show a lot more, but you can clearly make out eight exhausts and what seems to be a thin strip of brake lights running down a split rear screen.

Webinars: Designing next-gen automotive interiors with LEDs

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CDN's second webinar 'Visualization, Illumination and Sensing: Designing Next Generation Automotive Interiors with LEDs' was presented by Osram Opto Semiconductors on 17 February, 2010. View the recorded webinar in our archive by clicking the above link or find out more in the original article below.   Lighting has been revolutionized by the LED – their small size and low energy consumption gives designers a whole new palette of light and colors not previously possible. They are design elements in themselves, and they allow the ambience of an interior to fuse customization with sensing technology.

Poll Reveals Dishonesty Of Drivers Causing Damage

Thu, 31 Jul 2014

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