Windshield Wiper Systems for Sale
- Nos 2 speed wiper motor switch plate & gasket 1967 a & b body 67 dodge plymouth(US $29.99)
- Nos wiper motor switch plate & gasket 1967-1968 c-body mopar imperial prestolite(US $29.99)
- 1967-1968 mustang windsheild wiper hose kit, w/out plastic connector
- Renault 16 windshield wiper motor, with 2-speed switch(US $65.00)
- Ford, chevy, dodge 1939-1952 9" anco vintage wiper blade
- B]nos 55 56 chevy bel air 150 210 right windshield wiper transmission gm 4670396(US $89.00)
Volvo uses Facebook to research new interior solutions
Thu, 16 Aug 2012Volvo is using Facebook to conduct market research into how drivers use their cars' interiors via its new 'You Inside' app. Users are asked to create a personal profile that includes the car they drive, their lifestyle and a list of day-to-day items they keep inside their car. The aim is to identify new design solutions based around qualitative data.
The future of in-car telematics – we’re all going online
Mon, 01 Jun 2009Mercedes’ R&D boffins lift lid on future in-car gadgets By James Foxall Motor Industry 01 June 2009 09:44 The future of in-car entertainment is on the internet, according to Mercedes-Benz. In an exclusive preview, the firm’s director of infotainment and telematics Ralf Herrtwich explained that in-car CD players and sat-navs are a thing of the past. In the future Mercedes drivers will do everything over the internet.
ICEM Style creative design software launched
Mon, 26 Apr 2004ICEM Ltd, known for its ICEM Surf Class A surface development software, has launched ICEM Style, a new software product developed specifically for use by creative designers in the transportation design and industrial design industry. The launch presentation highlighted the integrated workflow from concept development in ICEM Style, through to refinement in ICEM Surf, enabling designers and engineers to share the same model data throughout the design process. According to ICEM, it is now possible, for the first time in a concept design tool, to design in a photo-realistic modelling environment, without using third-party visualisation products, or to wait for a static rendering to be generated.