This is a used Relay box with wires and relays looks in good shape was removed from a 1989 Johnson v-4 with blown powerhead sold as is no reserve and no return will fit many other johnsons and evinrudes good luck
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University of Huddersfield Degree Show 2010
Tue, 06 Jul 2010The University of Huddersfield Transportation Design course recently exhibited the work of this year's graduating students as part of the School of Art and Design degree show. Huddersfield's course is very much a transportation – rather than purely automotive design-based degree – and the work of this year's graduating class therefore spans a broad range of projects, from automotive design, bikes and trains through to work that draws strongly from the world of product and interior design. Land Rover LRS-1 Paul Davey Research into the history of the Land Rover Defender, which included extensive research with owners old and new, led Davey down the route of defining a new entry-level model for the company.
CAR tech: how much F1 is in the McLaren P1?
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Toyota Winglet concept (2008): first pictures
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