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- Koch a01161 3/16 by 20-feet grade 30 proof coil chain , zinc plated(US $30.29)
- Buyers products lw10, forged steel drawbar, 2-1/2" i.d., 5 ton cap(US $18.76)
- Factor 55 winch lock security bolt 00001-01(US $38.91)
- Gm logo hitch receiver plug - 12496641(US $18.75)
- Factory oem 07-16 jeep wrangler jk trailer tow hitch receiver
- 3 sets of condor self loader ratchet tie-down straps (sl-rct-b)(US $85.00)
Jaguar: Geneva Motor Show 2013
Wed, 06 Mar 2013Jaguar has the European debut of the new Jaguar XFR-S, the new F-Type, classic Jaguars and the trailer for the Jaguar F-Type film by Ridley Scott. It’s a relatively quiet Geneva Motor Show for Jaguar with nothing really new to shout about, but there is one European debut, the new Jaguar XFR-S, and the nest instalment in the F-Type’s ongoing PR assault with a final trailer for the F-Type film by Ridley Scott. The Jaguar XF cobbled together to take a bit more of a fight to the new BMW M5 and Mercedes E63 AMG than the XFR can manage – the Jaguar XFR-S – gets its European debut at Geneva.
Vauxhall at Geneva: Vauxhall Meriva 2010 UK Prices
Wed, 03 Mar 2010Vauxhall Meriva at Geneva - UK prices revealed Vauxhall has given the 2010 Meriva its first public outing at Geneva (and for that matter Opel has done the same) and seeing it on the floor at Geneva confirms ours suspicions that the New Meriva is almost a cool car (come on, we can’t actually say a mini mpv is really cool). No frumpiness, lots of stylish detail, well conceived and well executed. We still have some doubts about the practicalities of the suicide doors in the real world, but it all looks very good.
MINI go Rallying: MINI WRC Video
Tue, 08 Mar 2011MINI Countryman WRC ‘Old’ Mini – that’s Mini without all the capital letters – ‘owned’ rallying for a period in the 1960s. Particularly the Monte Carlo Rally, which it won in 1964, 1965 and 1967. Names like Paddy Hopkirk and Rauno Altonen – well, more so Paddy in the UK – became as well-known as Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton are today.