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Harley Big Twin Linkert Carburetor M-61 M 61 Carb Body W Venturi on 2040-parts.com

US $75.00
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Yuba City, California, US

Yuba City, California, US
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Spyker warns that Saab's future is 'uncertain' without fresh funds

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Watching Top Gear is worse for you than smoking!

Tue, 16 Aug 2011

Top Gear is worse for you than smoking - Jeremy's in trouble! According to a study published by the  British Journal of Sports Medicine, watching TV – yes, that means even Top Gear – is more detrimental to your health than smoking. The barking mad boffins who did the study concluded that for every hour of TV you watch you will lose 22 minutes from your life.

Mitsubishi readies diesel Racing Lancer for Dakar

Tue, 09 Sep 2008

By Nick Eaton First Official Pictures 09 September 2008 06:45 Mitsubishi will enter this new turbodiesel Racing Lancer into 2009's back-from-the-dead Dakar Rally. Mitsubishi is pinning all its hopes on the Racing Lancer in its bid to take an eight straight title. It's the first time a Japanese manufacturer has used a diesel car in the event, but the Europeans have competed with derv racers before.