Mirrors for Sale
- New power heated drivers side view door mirror(US $86.09)
- Convex mirror 8" stainless steel #1145(US $15.99)
- Dorman (motormite) #51279 replacement mirror glass with adhesive (box of ten)(US $70.00)
- New power heated passengers side view door mirror(US $82.02)
- 91-96 grand prix le 90-96 buick regal power mirror left(US $15.35)
- New power heated black driver side view mirror 2001-2003 windstar van left door(US $48.43)
'Outside the Oval' art exhibition showcases Ford Australia design team's creativity
Wed, 24 Sep 2014Members of Ford's Melbourne design team have created over 30 works of art for a new exhibition. Called Outside the Oval, the event is normally held internally, as an opportunity for the design team to explore creative pursuits that may have previously been limited to their spare time. However, this year it will be opened to the public for the first time, with artworks including sculpture, 2D paintings and digital art.
Cars & Coffee: Two ingredients to start off your SoCal weekend just right
Sun, 09 Jan 2011Cars & Coffee is not yet on the FDA's list of the four basic food groups--but it really should be. It started out as a word-of-mouth gathering of eclectic and cool cars at a spot called Crystal Cove just south of Newport Beach, Calif., but it quickly outgrew that home. “Some of the guys got together, just a spontaneous gathering of, ‘Well, let's bring our cool cars,' ” said Pebble Beach judge, Ferrari collector and well-loved Ford PR guy John Clinard, one of, if not the main driver behind the event.
Porsche's new '911': the Cayenne fire engine
Wed, 10 Sep 2008By Nick Eaton First Official Pictures 10 September 2008 10:13 Another day, another Porsche variant. Stuttgart's fire department has taken delivery of two red-hot Cayennes with a difference: they're emergency vehicles which have been specially tweaked by Porsche's Training Centre for the city's firemen. The Stuttgart fire service claims that the hilly topography of the city meant it needed all-terrain emergency vehicles, and the project was given to local firm Porsche because the Cayenne served up the firemen's needs for something that can go anywhere fast. Nothing at all with them wanting to arrive in style or make neeh-naah noises in a Porsche.