Transponders for Sale
- Narco transponder p/n: at50a(US $190.00)
- King kt-76a transponder(US $359.95)
- Bendix/king kt-76a atc transponder 13.75v pn 066-1062-10(US $175.00)
- Garmin gtx33 r transponder, mode s, p/n 011-00779-10(US $385.00)
- Garmin gtx 45r remote adsb in/out transponder(US $2,000.00)
- Bendix/king kt76c transponder p/n 066-01156-0101 with faa form 8130-3(US $1,095.00)
Ford recalling Explorer and E-series vans
Tue, 21 Jan 2014Ford is recalling its E-series van and Explorer SUV for two different reasons. The vans could develop bubbles in the windshield, decreasing visibility, while the Explorers need to have their steering gears checked. The van’s windshields were improperly manufactured, according to the NHTSA, some forming bubbles after an extended time in hot temperatures.
Ken Okuyama Design heads to Tokyo with new road racer [w/video]
Tue, 12 Nov 2013Ken Okuyama Design is heading to the Tokyo motor show with what promises to be a real treat of a two-seat sports car. The Kode9 coupé, as teased in a behind-the-scenes video, follows on from the Kode7 first shown in 2008 and, if the video is any indication, this voluminous, 1960s-inspired creation will continue that car's attention to delightful detail. And who doesn't love a car with a vertical tail fin?
Ferrari to revive GTO name
Tue, 16 Mar 2010Ferrari is set to return the evocative GTO (Gran Turismo Omolagato) name to its lineup on a limited-edition, two-seat version of the F599 Fiorano GTB. The new car, conceived to run bodywork and mechanical components from the Italian carmaker's race-bound 599XX, is expected to make its public debut at the Paris motor show in September--marking the first time the GTO badge has been applied to one of Ferrari's road cars since the launch of the much-revered 288 GTO in 1984. Among the changes brought to the new car is a series of carbon-fiber exterior panels, a stripped-out interior and specially developed alloy wheels--all aimed at lowering the weight by 132 pounds from the 3,718 pounds of the F599 Fiorano GTB.