Other Merchandise for Sale
- Get back whip motorcycle - 36 inches black and brown **end of summer sale**(US $25.00)
- Get back whip for motorcycle - over 36 inches- silver and black *fall sale*(US $25.00)
- Get back whip for motorcycle - over 36 inches- turquoise and black **fall sale *(US $25.00)
- Honda magnet - cbr emblem - blue & white(US $9.50)
- Mad water waterproof sportsman duffel bag - khaki, 30l (US $49.95)
- Overboard waterproof 5 liter dry tube - yellow, dry bag(US $23.95)
One Lap of the Web: Winter project car edition
Wed, 08 Jan 2014-- The gents over at Chromjuwelen compiled a list of their favorite car builds of 2013. Number 10 starts off with a BMW 525i station wagon from the 1990s that's received an LSX V8 engine swap, just to give you some idea what kinds of "builds" Chromjuwelen is talking about. -- If you've seen the 1975-1979 Chevrolet Monza V8, you can bravely click on this link to read its fascinating (in a not-particularly good way) story.
BMW X3 xDrive20d SE (2011) Review & Road Test
Mon, 14 Mar 2011BMW X3 Review & Road Test If you’re going to pontificate on a subject – in this case, pen a BMW X3 Review – it’s probably best to declare any prejudices and preconceptions up-front. So before starting to deliberate on BMW’s new X3 – in this case the entry-level BMW X3 xDrive20d SE – I need to declare that firstly, unlike many who review cars for a living, I ‘get’ the whole softroader thing. And secondly, I thought the original BMW X3 was truly awful.
Syd Mead's 'Progressions' exhibition featured on CarArt.us
Thu, 09 Jan 2014CarArt.us, the largest online automotive art gallery, is featuring art from world-renowned futurist Syd Mead's 50-piece ‘Progressions' exhibit, a retrospective spanning more than 50 years. Mead's work is shown in chronological order, starting from 1957's Bugatti concept and tracking his progression all the way up to 2010's Megacoach. Highly influential futurist Mead graduated with distinction from the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles in 1959, beginning his career at Ford's Advanced Styling Studio in Dearborn, Michigan, before establishing Syd Mead, Inc.