Generic Round Headlight Decals on 2040-parts.com
Moore, South Carolina, United States
|
This decal set was created in house by Clayton Graphics on our Roland VersaCamm digital printer. They were created with only the best vinyl and Eco-Solvent inks.
They look great on dirt and asphalt stock cars as well as road course racing. The decals are 7" around and contour cut, but since we make these, we can make any size you would like. Just tell us in the comments when you check out if you need a size different than seven inches. We will send you a set of 4 decals like the picture. |
Street Stock for Sale
Monte carlo nose piece street stock dirt circle track(US $119.99)
2 ft bulk lightweight plastic brake line ump imca(US $1.18)
5/8 extra long wheel stud lug nut kit racing lugnuts studs imca usmts coarse(US $49.95)
Kirkey intermediate seat & cover,10 deg,15",grand national,street stock,late mod(US $279.99)- Monte carlo tail piece street stock dirt circle track(US $119.99)
Steel lug nuts 12mm 20pk. 1" socket wheel imca ump gm metric usra street stock(US $22.99)
A profile of Steve McQueen: Autoweek archives
Fri, 21 Oct 2011For today's Autoweek archive feature, we are highlighting an article by Denise McCluggage from February 1981. McCluggage knew McQueen and recalls her encounters with the “King of Cool” through the years until his death. Before becoming a star, McQueen and McCluggage met over their mutual love of automobiles, more specifically the MG-TC, which both subsequently owned.
Mercedes-Benz future products: Small cars to drive growth
Tue, 11 Oct 2011Mercedes-Benz's U.S. executives expect to add volume with a new range of front-wheel-drive compact cars that arrive starting in 2013 and new derivatives of the redesigned C class due in 2014 or 2015. Around the world, Mercedes will introduce at least 10 new models by 2020 as part of a plan to become the world's top-selling luxury-vehicle brand by then.
The Corbin Sparrow was the clown car of tomorrow
Mon, 31 Mar 2014The Corbin Sparrow doesn't so much resemble a car as it resembles an oversized Dutch clog left on the carefully manicured lawn of a modern art museum. It is a shape that causes grown men and small children alike to burst into instant, spontaneous, guffawing laughter. "How many clowns can you fit in it?" they might ask in between snickers.