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- 2008 cbr 1000rr radiator fan (pair)(US $32.00)
- Rear axle (new still in the bag) bearings & seals (new) - 2008-2012 hayabusa (US $79.00)
- Honda brake speed bleeders cr125 cr250 cr500 (US $14.00)
- 1991 to 1995 yamaha tdm 850 front forks steering stem (US $300.00)
- Harley ironhead sportster shocks adjustable(US $53.95)
- 1993-1997 yamaha rt 180 swing arm, chain(US $19.99)
Japan-market Toyota Corolla gets upscale and safety features
Wed, 30 May 2012Toyota Motor Corp. is packing the redesigned 11th-generation Corolla with new technologies in a bid to give the compact a more upscale feel. Standard or optional on the Japanese version of the Corolla are such features as climate-controlled seats, automatic high-beam headlamp dimmers, safety belts with pre-tensioners and interior lights that turn off automatically.
OFFICIAL: Spyker B6 Venator Spyder debut at Salon Prive – but you knew that
Sat, 24 Aug 2013The Spyker B6 Venator Spyder (pictured) will get a UK debut at Salon Prive It’s amazing how much noise Victor Muller can make for his Spyker projects, even though we’ve seen nothing of real substance from Spyker since the Aileron. But we have seen the B6 Venator – even if it is entirely someone else’s car under the skin – and as we revealed back in July, the open-topped version of the Venator – the Spyker B6 Venator Spyder – got its first reveal at Pebble Beach earlier this month. The Venator Spyder is now heading for a proper public debt at Geneva, but as we exclusively reported back in June (well, we reported the whisper on the grapevine) Victor Muller is heading for a lobster and Champagne weekend at Salon Prive first to show the Venator Spyder.
Mercedes Benz CLK-GTR – the Unique RHD versions
Fri, 13 Feb 2009The unique RHD Mercedes Benz CLK-GTR The CLK-GTR is a by-product of Mercedes’ involvement in the FIA GT1 class in the late ’90s. A condition of entry for cars was that road-going versions had to be made, so Mercedes (along with Porsche, who built the even rarer Porsche 911 GT1 to compete in the series) bit the bullet and produced a very limited run of the GTR. Despite a passing resemblance to a CLK, the only parts that were actually CLK were the grill and the dash housing.