Door For Glove Compartment / Box And The Ashtray. For 1965-66 Ford F100. Oem on 2040-parts.com
Morrill, Maine, United States
|
Door for Glove Box / Glove Compartment and the complete Ashtray - for 1965-66 Ford F 100. OEM. Good condition. All original. Been in storage for many years, so needs cleaning and, of course, painting. Cleaning out my garage................ Please email with any questions. Thank you. |
Glove Box for Sale
Volvo pv544 glove box compartment lid(US $25.00)
70 71 72 chevelle ss 396 454 glove box door monte carlo black(US $14.99)
Datsun 280zx glove box/complete(US $75.00)
68 69 70 mopar glove box hinge b body road runner gtx charger,sattlite !(US $37.50)
1955-57 danchuk glove box latch plate #945 ... usa made(US $8.95)
1960 mercury park lane glove box door chrome cover 11938(US $30.00)
2014 Nissan Versa priced at $12,780
Tue, 23 Apr 2013The 2014 Nissan Versa with a five-speed manual transmission -- at dealerships today -- will set you back $12,780, including $790 for destination. Stepping down to a four-cog automatic will cost a grand more. For that price -- the lowest in America, by the way, more on that later -- buyers get a 1.6-liter DOHC four-cylinder engine, available air conditioning, six-way adjustable driver's seat, and a radio with an auxiliary input.
London 'most costly' for car cover
Mon, 18 Aug 2014MOTORISTS living in London faces paying almost four times the amount that a driver in the Isle of Man would spend on their car insurance, a study has revealed. AA Insurance, which compiles an index of the typical cost of car insurance for someone who shops around, named London as the most expensive place in Britain to insure a car, followed by the postcode area of IG, which includes Ilford, Chigwell, Woodford Green, Buckhurst Hill, Loughton and Barking, with Greater Manchester in third place. The IM (Isle of Man) postcode was found to be the cheapest place to insure a car, with the average quote for someone there who shops around standing at £231.
Nissan partners with GE on electric infrastructure
Fri, 30 Sep 2011Nissan signed an agreement on Sept. 30 with General Electric to speed up the production of charging stations and to accelerate other projects to ease the transition to electric cars. The focus now is research and development.