Shocks & Suspension for Sale
- Arctic cat nos vintage ignition key b, c, d, choice free shipping(US $6.75)
- Yamaha fx nytro 2008 left a arm oem 8gl-23540-00-p1 snowmobile (US $119.00)
- 2000 ski-doo mxz 500 600 700 800 wheel support mount(US $9.99)
- 2000 ski-doo mxz 500 600 700 800 rear shock link rod(US $24.99)
- Ski-doo front shock absorber summit adrenaline highmark x(US $339.99)
- 2000 ski-doo mxz 500 600 700 800 rear suspension arm(US $74.99)
Ford Fiesta ST3 is the new range-topping ST
Wed, 23 Apr 2014The Ford Fiesta ST3 (pictured) launches The absence of an RS Ford at the moment means lovers of fast Fords have to settle for an ST, rather than a full-fat RS. But it seems that those who do opt for the ST versions of Ford’s cars are willing to pay more to get a bettered specced car, something Ford are happy to accommodate with the launch of a new Fiesta ST model – the Ford Fiesta ST3. Ford are already seeing the vast majority of Fiesta ST buyers opting for the ST2 version (9 out of ten choose the more expensive version) so they’re obviously hoping a big chunk of those buyers will instead now opt for the better equipped – and more expensive – Fiesta ST3.
Hammer Falls On Record Silverstone Auctions Sale
Tue, 29 Jul 2014RECORDS were broken at the recent Silverstone Auctions event, as the two day sale generated more than £5 million and secured some of the highest prices seen to date. One highlight of the sale was a 1979 Ferrari 308 GTS, which was hammered away for a premium inclusive £82,225 - more than £50,000 over its lower estimate and a world record for the model. Not to be outdone, a 1989 Ferrari 328 GTS sold for a premium inclusive £77,050, breaking another world record.
DeLorean DMC-12 electric prototype debuts
Mon, 17 Oct 2011The DeLorean DMC-12, one of the world's most iconic cars, is making waves again, re-emerging as an all-electric vehicle. The DeLorean Motor Company, now based in Texas, rolled out the proof-of-concept version of the eDeLorean to customers at its biannual DMC headquarters gathering in Houston over the weekend. “I wanted my customers to see it first,” DMC owner Steven Wynne told Autoweek.