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New Factory Fuel Tap Petcock Valve S65 Cl70 Sl70 Cl90 S90 Sl90 Honda E0205 on 2040-parts.com

US $28.89
Location:

Marysville, Washington, US

Marysville, Washington, US
Item must be returned within:30 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Return policy details:Please contact us prior to return. Refund is to the original payment source only. No return of electrical parts. Books and DVD media are exchange only. Items must be returned in same condition as shipped. Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Restocking Fee:No Part Brand:Honda Manufacturer Part Number:16950-070-700 Country of Manufacture:Japan

Jaguar E-Types on track at the Goodwood Revival 2011

Sat, 17 Sep 2011

Jaguar E-Types tussling on track at the Goodwood Revival It’s been a big year for the E-Type Jaguar. Despite still being probably the most iconic car ever made it’s finally reached middle-age, with the big 5-0 arriving in March at Geneva. Understandably, Jaguar has made the most of the anniversary of the E-Type by rolling out E-Types at every event they could, but perhaps the most appropriate event for the E-Type to headline at has been this weekend’s Goodwood revival, a veritable cornucopia of nostalgic and historic motoring goodness.

Datsun Go (2013) Datsun’s revival begins with new city car

Mon, 15 Jul 2013

Ready, get set – Datsun’s resurrection is go. The Datsun Go is the first new car to wear the classic Japanese badge in 27 years, and will be built and sold in India as an easy-access budget runaround. The car is slightly longer, wider and lower than a European-spec Nissan Micra, comes in one five-door bodystyle, and will go on sale on 15 July 2013.

Subaru Stella Plug-in Electric Car (EV)

Fri, 05 Jun 2009

The Subaru Stella Plug-in EV goes on sale in Japan today Not designed to be anything other than a city car, the Subaru Stella has a range of around 55 miles on a full charge of its Li-ion batteries, which can be charged in about five hours from a standard socket (or in 15 minutes from a quick-charge outlet), and a has top speed of 62mph – so it really is a city-only car. Based on Subaru’s existing Stella mini-car the Stella EV is powered by a 60bhp (47kw) electric motor that delivers 125lb/ft of torque from the off. It also incorporates a regeneration system that tops up the batteries during deceleration to help the range.