68 69 Mopar 383 426 Hemi 440 Exh Ignition Wire Bracket on 2040-parts.com
Chicagoland, US
Rare 68 69 Mopar 383 426 Hemi 440 Exh Ignition Wire Bracket
1968-69 Big Block
Bolts under left front exhaust manifold stud & bends in front of head.
Keeps wires away from engine head heat.
(Shipping is $5 in the 50 U.S. States)
Other for Sale
1965 66 mustang 289 4 bbl 4v original cast iron intake manifold and spacer 5e11(US $109.00)
Honda 600 coupe sedan oil drain plug nos new z600 n600 engine transmission(US $1.99)
70-71-72 cutlass/442 w-30 oai hood to flapper seal 350(US $25.00)
1969-1970 ram air gto/judge hood pan bolt/washer kit(US $6.50)
63 64 65 corvette fuel injection thermostat housing 3827370 cast nos(US $34.00)
1958 cadillac master cylinder rebuild kit 58 delco moraine(US $68.99)
Motoring groups warn over M1 speed limit change
Tue, 07 Jan 2014MOTORING campaigners have warned that speed limits on motorways across the country could be cut after the Highways Agency announced plans for a 60mph zone on the M1. The plan would come into effect between junction 28 of the M1 at Mansfield and junction 35a for Sheffield and Rotherham between 7am and 7pm, seven days a week. The Highways Agency said the reduced speed limit would be used to help reduce emissions along the route.
Mitsubishi to kill current U.S.-made lineup, bring in new platform
Thu, 20 Jan 2011Mitsubishi Motors Corp. plans to kill its current lineup of U.S.-made vehicles, including the Eclipse sporty car and Endeavor crossover, over the next three years and switch to producing global vehicles at its Illinois plant, partly to target export markets. The current nameplates will be phased out by 2014 as part of the carmaker's “Jump 2013” mid-term business plan unveiled Thursday by president Osamu Masuko.
Lamborghini jammed between two cars after traffic light take off fail (video)
Tue, 15 May 2012Lamborghini Gallardo traffic light fail A show-off driver of a Lamborghini Gallardo gets his comeuppance after losing control as he takes off from traffic lights. You won’t be surprised to learn that we have no problem with drivers of supercars; in our book, if you can afford it then enjoy it. But there is little on the road that’s more irritating than a flash prat in a car they clearly can’t handle, so we just couldn’t resist running this video taken in a quiet Chicago suburb.