Muscle Car Yellow Amber Headlights High Beam Fog Lights Hot Rod 5001 4001 on 2040-parts.com
Caribou, Maine, United States
|
Up for sale are "2" YELLOW 5001 50 WATT high beam lights. <PLEASE NOTE THESE ARE NOT HALOGEN> These would look really cool installed on any 5 3/4 quad headlight muscle car! Have the correct connector on the back for easy installation and are the same wattage as your original lights. These lights are used by very high end resto shops. Your car deserves the best!!
|
Fog/Driving Lights for Sale
Unity fog light switch
Mopar 1941 thru 48 fog lights (nice)
Per-lux 600r fog driving lights
Bosch le1203 fog driving lights 1970's vw fiat porsche lamborghini mercedes bmw
1970 chevelle front parking light lens, new & unused.
1931 1932 chrysler imperial cowl light bucket w/ retainerLotus, Toyota celebrate engine deal
Fri, 17 Sep 2010Lotus CEO Dany Bahar presented Toyota president Akio Toyoda with a Lotus Elise this week at the British Embassy in Tokyo, celebrating the companies' long partnership. The Elise was equipped with Toyota's last 2ZZ-GE VVTL-i engine, the same engine found in older versions of the Lotus Elise and Exige. “The presentation of Toyota's last 2ZZ engine in the Elise is a symbolic gesture of our continued respect and deep appreciation for our partner not only acknowledging our past, but also looking forward to our future together,” Bahar said in a statement.
Fuel Duty frozen and car tax discs scrapped
Thu, 05 Dec 2013Fuel Duty frozen and car tax discs scrapped Fuel duty makes up a painful chunk of the price of petrol and diesel, and it was due to be increased again next September. But Chancellor George Osborne has announced that the tax hike will be scrapped – as has been the case every year sicne the Con-Dems came to power – saving motorists an additional 2p on a litre of fuel. It may not be a price cut, but at least it’s not going up.
Original 1907 Thomas Flyer joins 2011 World Race competitors
Thu, 14 Apr 2011The American-made Thomas Flyer, driven by George Schuster, won the world's first around-the-globe race. It was 1908, and it was still hard for a man to get around the globe, let alone the fledgling automobile. But the Thomas Flyer made the 22,000-mile trip in 169 days.
