Jaguar Vintage Steering Wheel Suit Mk Vii Viii, Ix , Xk120 Ect. Of The 1950,s on 2040-parts.com
Adelaide, SA, AU
AN ORIGINAL NOT REPRO JAGUAR MK IV RADIATOR BADGE .
POST WORLDWIDE.
NO LOCAL PICKUP
Other Parts for Sale
Antique fidelity brand auto top putty, used(US $12.95)
64-74 mopar a b c e cuda challenger gtx road runner front upper shock bushings(US $24.85)
55-57 chevy power window switches(US $1.00)
Nos chevrolet kaiser packard henry j willys jeep rear view mirror - very rare(US $55.00)
64-69 mopar 273 318 340 oem correct timing bolt cover set(US $14.85)
1965 oem mustang og ca mustang rear brakes kit complete- further price reduction(US $119.95)
Ford boss Alan Mulally on how he saved Ford
Mon, 27 Sep 2010Ford president and CEO Alan Mulally today told British business leaders how he saved Ford from the worst recession for a generation. He also outlined how the Ford range will shrink from 97 models sold globally to just 20. Mulally gave the keynote speech to the Confederation of British Industry in London, where business bigwigs heard how Ford became the only Detroit car maker not to collapse into bankruptcy.
Fiat partners with Politecnico di Milano for new Masters course
Tue, 15 Jul 2008Fiat Group Automobiles and the Politecnico di Milano Industrial Design, Arts, Communication and Fashion Department (INDACO) will join efforts in managing a Master in Transportation & Automobile Design course. The first classes are set to begin in October 2008. The course is aimed at forming new car designers, focusing on the development of their creativity, in an innovative way.
'Ford shouldn't sell Jaguar/Land Rover'
Wed, 30 Jan 2008By Tim Pollard Motor Industry 30 January 2008 15:01 A majority of CAR Magazine Online users reckon that Ford is making a mistake by selling Jaguar and Land Rover. Nearly 60 percent of our website users say the Blue Oval shouldn’t flog its premium-badged crown jewels, according to our exclusive online poll. Ford is poised to announce the sell-off in the next few weeks; a decision is currently tipped for the end of February 2008, according to chief executive Alan Mulally, although deals of this epic scale can sometimes drag on for even longer.