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Shakopee, Minnesota, US
JRV DC FAN REMOTE CONTROL JRV PRODUCTS
I buy from bankrupt company's and am not a dealer in any certain item, I list mostly by part #'s and don't have have any books to know these items fit. I can take measurements if needed, Thanks!
Interior for Sale
Bussmann atm-30 atm mini fuses - 30 amp - 5 pack(US $3.56)
Valterra rk909 threaded fill kit 1-1/2"(US $11.54)
Valterra t1003-7vp replacement seal - 3"(US $4.29)
Paktron 10-2219 rigid caster hitch mount(US $95.59)
Valterra t1003-6vp replacement handle & locknut - plastic handle, carded(US $2.40)
Atwood hydro flame rv furnace pilot orifice 31270(US $6.50)
CAR reader Lokinen remembers going eight up in a Woody
Wed, 23 Sep 2009By Lokinen Motoring Issues 23 September 2009 17:35 When dad's old farina Morris Oxford could be bodged through an MOT no more, he returned home one day with an Old English White 'Woody' Mini Traveller. Trouble was, there were four of us kids, aged from six to 11. On shopping nights we'd sit four abreast on the rear seat, at other times I'd choose the rear compartment and a couple of pillows.
Peel P50 and Trident back in production – the world’s smallest car
Mon, 23 Jan 2012Peel P50 and Peel Trident - backed by James Caan The Peel P50 and Trident – the Isle of Man’s contribution to the car world – are now back in production with an electric motor. Top Gear fans will probably remember Jeremy Clarkson taking the Peel P50 – billed as the world’s smallest car ever – for a trolley round London and the BBC (we’ve published the video below to remind you). Now, with the world obsessed with small cars, a bunch of businessmen – backed by former Dragons’ Den Dragon James Caan – are putting the Peel P50 and Trident back in to production.
Nissan Qazana at Geneva
Mon, 02 Feb 2009That well-known Geordie company Nissan, has announced that the concept for a new mini crossover called the Nissa Qazana will be shown at Geneva. So how does that help the workers at Sunderland? Simple – that’s where they’re going to make it.