Jeep Wrangler 98-05 Black Visors (3) Right And Left And Hardware on 2040-parts.com
Mansfield, Ohio, US
3 visors. 2 left and one right. One of the left visors does not have the plastic piece that screws to the windshield frame. One good pair of Jeep Wrangler Visors. These came off of a 1998 wrangler. Screws, mounting hardware and center strap holder metal piece included. I will ship for $6 to US address.
Sun Visors for Sale
04 mercedes c class driver side sun visor sunvisor left lh mirror gray 11u490(US $0.99)
Read first 99-02 audi a4 left driver side sun visor w/ homelink grey oem(US $89.99)
Impala 2003 sun visor shade retainer clip with screw grey(US $8.99)
Billet aluminum visor hooks (pair) - vh01(US $19.95)
Audi 2008 to 2011 a5 custom fit front windshield sun shade, au33, + free gift(US $38.95)
Genuine oem porsche uvs sun shield with bag 958 body 2011-2014 porsche cayenne(US $65.00)
Smart car inventor Nicolas Hayek dies
Wed, 30 Jun 2010Nicolas Hayek, the engineer and industrialist who founded the Swiss watch company Swatch and brought the world the Smart car, died on June 28 of heart failure at his office in Switzerland. He was 82. Hayek saved the Swiss watch industry from lower-priced Asian competition in the early 1980s by offering colorful, inexpensive Swatch timepieces that he backed with equally colorful marketing.
Honda Open Study Model (OSM): more details
Tue, 26 Aug 2008By Tim Pollard Motor Industry 26 August 2008 11:49 CAR Magazine has been given special access to the Honda Open Study Model (or OSM for short), in the wake of the British International Motor Show where it made its world debut. But what the hell is the OSM all about? Honda plays a game of cat and mouse with reporter Ben Barry, who turns detective after being stonewalled whenever he asks a difficult question.
Historic Brough Superior hits the auction block
Fri, 03 Dec 2010Motorcycle pioneer and racer George Brough's 1925 prototype Brough Superior SS 100 Alpine Grand Sport has a shot at breaking the world record for motorcycles at auction on Dec. 15. The iconic piece from the Michael FitzSimons collection could fetch $600,000 to $700,000 at the New York auction house Phillips de Pury & Co.