- UP FOR CONSIDERATION TODAY WE HAVE A MERCURY NIP ZINC ANODE PLATE #818298A1 SHIPPING FLAT RATE OF $5 TO USA STATES ONLY, ... NO CANADA OR ALASKA, UPON RECEIPT OF PAYMENT...USUALLY TAKES ONLY 4-5 DAYS OR SO FOR DELIVERY, THANKS FOR LOOKING AND MY METHOD OF PAYMENT CURRENTLY IS PAYPAL, THANKS
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Persuaders Aston for sale
Thu, 20 Mar 2014THE ASTON MARTIN used by Roger Moore in the 1970s television series The Persuaders is up for sale and expected to fetch £500,000. Finished in rare Bahama Yellow, the 1970 DBS was built specifically for use in the popular detective series. However, Aston Martin had yet to launch its DBS V8 model, so it took a standard DBS with the smaller six-cylinder engine and made it look identical to the newer and more powerful V8 from the outside.
SRT Viper logo redesigned for 2013
Wed, 15 Feb 2012STR – Street and Racing Technology, Chrysler Groups' new, standalone performance brand – has unveiled the new logo for its 2013 Viper as it continues to tease the new version of its now iconic model. Designed by Chrysler designer Vince Galante, STR says that the logo, christened ‘Stryker', conveys the "sinister look and evil grin of the original, while giving it a more playful appearance." Galante also says the lines of Stryker are indicative of those that will feature on the 2013 STR Viper. Stryker will be the third design to grace the Viper series, following Sneaky Pete and Fangs and was selected from a number of suggestions at the 2010 Viper Owners Invitational.
Goodwood Festival of Speed 2008 | CAR Magazine Online
Wed, 25 Jun 2008By Tim Pollard Motor Shows 25 June 2008 09:30 The Goodwood Festival of Speed is a heart-stoppingly special event. I remember my first back in the late 1990s: marvelling at the splendour of Goodwood House; impressed that you could walk up so close to the cars and stars that enrich the atmosphere; and wondering just how Lord March had turned his back yard into one of the world’s premier motoring events. Make no mistake, the Festival of Speed is unlike any other I have ever attended.