Rigging for Sale
- Honda 17838-zw9-000 linkage, pivot (honda code 6639827).(US $4.52)
- Yamaha marine 6h3-48511-52-00 6h3-48511-52-00 hook, steering(US $23.07)
- Honda 91255-zy3-003 seal, water (14x26x8) (honda code 7426380).(US $5.12)
- Honda 24618-zy3-000 pivot, shift (honda code 6991343).(US $4.14)
- Yamaha 4kb-18112-00-00 4kb-18112-00-00 arm,shift(US $35.15)
- Yamaha 21w-26311-02-00 21w-26311-02-00 cable,throttle 1(US $12.33)
Renault Twingo (2012) the facelifted French city car
Thu, 28 Jul 2011Renault has just released this solitary photo of the revised Twingo supermini, which will be unveiled in full at the 2011 Frankfurt motor show in September. It’s all part of the PR thrust – because if you weren’t revved up about the facelifted Twingo, then this single picture is bound to get you very excited, right? Actually, the revised Renault Twingo looks pretty good… We agree.
Exclusive: Bertone BAT 11 unveiled
Wed, 05 Mar 2008For the first time in over 50 years, Bertone sadly did not have a stand at this year's Geneva Show, largely due to the severe financial difficulties facing the company. However, that didn't stop them making a surprise debut at the first AutoDesignNight last night in Geneva with the amazing BAT 11 concept, commissioned by American enthusiast Gary Kaberle who owned the original 1955 BAT 9 car. The car was exclusively unveiled before an audience of 400 of the world's top designers at an evening reception at La Sip nightclub in the heart of the city.
Volkswagen Microbus production could resume in Brazil
Thu, 02 Jan 2014The Volkswagen Type 2 Kombi/Microbus may be a classic to our eyes, but it has been in continuous production in Brazil for almost 50 years. Impending legislation that would outlaw the production and importation of cars and trucks without modern safety features such as ABS brakes and airbags was set to put an end to the Kombi production in Brazil, but one lawmaker wants to make an exception for the veteran vehicle, Indian Autos Blog reports. Brazil's finance minister Guido Mantega is arguing that since the Kombi/Microbus has been in production for decades -- before ABS technology and airbags were developed -- it would be unfair to apply the new law to the vehicle.