North Carolina Car Tag Mach One Ford Mustang on 2040-parts.com
Concord, North Carolina, US
You are bidding on an an old issued NORTH CAROLINA VANITY PLATE--MACH-ONE.. I was given this by a friend of mine but he did not know what the MACH-ONE meant. This would make a nice garage wall art OR could possibly be reissued to your vehicle (I think)...The tag itself is in VERY GOOD original condition without the yearly stamps. If you are looking for nice garage art type tags etc you wont go wrong here. Thanks for looking
Gauges for Sale
Vintage stewart warner temperature gauge(US $25.00)
1937 chevrolet master deluxe nos amm temp oil and fuel gauges set of delco (US $51.11)
1952-53 mercury nos amp gauge(US $25.00)
Nos dodge van oil gauge 4075241(US $15.00)
Nos 1969 olds f85 speedometer - 6491478(US $129.95)
Vintage p.s.i. oil pressure guage 0 - 80 kg/cm(US $18.88)
ZAP electric car
Tue, 26 Jun 2007California-based ZAP has completed the initial concept phase for a new electric vehicle claimed to hit a top speed in excess of 100 mph with a range of 100 miles per charge. "With ZAP's experience over the past 12 years and the groundwork we have already laid, we know that electricity is the future of the auto industry," said ZAP CEO Steve Schneider. "At the same time, we believe we have a design that will serve a niche no other manufacturer in the auto industry is seeking to fill." More details of the car will become available at the end of the month.
Car making mysterious noises? There's an app for that
Wed, 30 Apr 2014You may pride yourself on your ability to diagnose a developing engine problem by sound alone, and then replicate said mystery sound, Click-and-Clack-style, to amuse/annoy your friends and coworkers. ClingClanger is a new phone app that's designed for the rest of the world -- those who can't identify piston slap by sound and are startled by the clicking caused by a dying battery. The natural impulse is to simply crank up the radio and hope the noise/problem goes away.
Toyota Fun-Vii concept
Tue, 29 Nov 2011Billed as the automotive equivalent of the smartphone, the Toyota Fun-Vii concept is part of the ‘Fun to Drive, Again' section of Toyota's concept car onslaught at the 2011 Tokyo motor show. The Fun-Vii is a socially-integrated vehicle that can change its appearance as quickly as the owner can download an app. The surfacing of the concept can be used as a display surface for business, with the body color and display content changeable at will.