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Taco v11-9990bbk80-2 black flexible vinyl coextrusion with flex chrome insert 2"(US $620.00)
Sea ray sliding door kit sundancer 260 & 240(US $280.00)
Cruisers yachts boat blank accent panel v2004300 | 401 silver acrylic(US $79.09)
Sea-dog stainless steel butterfly vent - center knob - 5"(US $28.44)
1992-1992 chapparal 1900 1900sl storage cargo glove box lid door (see descp)(US $125.00)
Malibu boat blank gauge dash panel 5411522 | 15 3/4 inch anodized(US $101.69)
Mini Clubman concept (2014) first official pictures
Wed, 26 Feb 2014By Damion Smy First Official Pictures 26 February 2014 09:00 This is the new Mini Clubman Concept and, your eyes aren’t playing tricks on you – it has more doors than ever. The new four-door (well, six if you could the two-piece rear opening) is the first Mini to have two sets of cabin doors, and will offer the same range of three- and four-cylinder engines as the rest of the range. Just as the Fiat 500 range is expanding in terms of size, doors and oddity, the Mini family is growing too. While officially it’s a concept, given the brand’s history of production ready showcars, you won’t have to squint too hard – or at all – for the road-going version.
Is this the new Jeep Cherokee?
Fri, 22 Feb 2013Editor's note: Here's the official 2014 Jeep Cherokee, hastily revealed by Chrysler after these unofficial photos hit the web Friday. Spoiler alert -- it looks the same. Jalopnik has real photos of what they're claiming is the new Jeep Cherokee and, well, we'll say this: It's better than the Patriot and Compass.
Audi chairman to speak at CES
Wed, 06 Oct 2010Audi chairman Rupert Stadler will be a keynote speaker on Jan. 6 at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. The Consumers Electronics Association (CEA), host of the world’s largest tradeshow for consumer technology, will feature the Audi boss in a lineup along with Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg and Samsung president Boo-Keun Yoo.