Gmk4140523474 Goodmark Choke Cable 1st Series Truck With Knob New on 2040-parts.com
64105, US
Part Description:
Core: Choke Cable
Notes: 1st Series Truck; With Knob
Manufacturer: Goodmark
Goodmark Part Number: GMK4140523474
Old Goodmark Part Number: 4140-523-474
Other Part Number: CVT1051B0
Fitment:
1947-1953 Chevrolet|GMC 1st Series Pickup
Switches & Controls for Sale
Gmk40305236412 goodmark top/window switch for convertibles or wagon windows new(US $54.75)
Gmk40205516810 goodmark ash tray door lid for console new(US $40.57)
Mopar nos 2 speed wiper switch 1971 charger road runner 3488781(US $30.00)
Vintage car-truck-rat rod heater switch(US $4.95)
Nos ford autolite star 1960 galaxie headlamp switch c0af-11654-c sw-300(US $25.00)
73 74 75 camaro wiper switch nos d6391 w/o recess park(US $40.00)
Mazda reveals Mazda2 EV with range-extender Wankel rotary engine
Sat, 21 Dec 2013Mazda reveals Mazda2 EV with range-extender Wankel rotary engine It’s long seemed logical that a compact Wankel rotary engine – running at a constant speed – would be a great way of fitting electric cars with a range-extender option. Audi flirted with the idea of fitting the A1 e-tron with a Wankel engine a couple of years ago, but that got shelved. And Mazda – keepers of the Wankel flame – came up with the idea of a Wankel engine bolted in to an EV and powered by hydrogen last year, but it seems to0 have gone nowhere.
New 2015 Ford Focus ST revealed – Diesel ST gets 182 bhp
Fri, 27 Jun 2014The new Ford Focus ST arrives – and there’s a diesel version too. Following a tease for the new Ford Focus ST earlier this week, Ford has now revealed the new ST – and the ST diesel – as Ford’s refreshed ST heads to the Goodwood Festival of Speed for its public debut today. Now available not only as a hatchback and estate, but with a petrol or diesel too, the 2015 ST gets lots of cosmetic teaks that match those the rest of the Focus range got recently.
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) planning UK engine plant
Sun, 24 Apr 2011JLR look set to make their own engines We’ve known for a while that Jaguar Land Rover are planning to build their own engines. At least the four-pot variety, anyway. But it seems they have far more ambitious plans.