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Nos 0015nos Fuel Pump Upgrade Kit For 1987-95 Ford 5.0l Mustang Stage 2 New! on 2040-parts.com

US $89.99
Location:

West Palm Beach, Florida, United States

West Palm Beach, Florida, United States
please read description! everything is new and there
Brand:NOS Nitrous Oxide Systems Manufacturer Part Number:0015NOS

This is a complete stage 2 upgrade kit for nos original dry kit for mustang 5.0!must have original kit installed to use this!this will bump your originally dry kit from 75 hp to 150 plus:)can't find instructions so you will have to goggle it! nos package is a little beat up!everything is there, all is new!kit goes for over $200,kit includes everything in pictures,fuel pump,jets,hoses ,etc,please look at my other auctions ,any questions please ask

2011 Daihatsu Charade revealed

Wed, 23 Feb 2011

The 2011 Daihatsu Charade - an old model Yaris with a new badge Yes, we know. Daihatsu has announced it’s leaving Europe to the Koreans and won’t be in the business of selling last generation Toyotas with a new badge on this side of the world any longer. But they’re sending us one last car – the 2011 Daihatsu Charade.

Lexus LFA Roadster coming

Tue, 28 Sep 2010

Lexus LFA Roadster The Lexus LFA is a very odd car from a company seemingly obsessed with all things ‘Green’, to the point where it finally builds the small Lexus we’ve expected for years and then lumbers it with a Hobson’s choice with the oily bits. All that’s on offer in the CT200 is hybrid misery and CVT. Nothing else.

Andy Saunders sells 'Art Cars' collection

Tue, 04 Nov 2008

British 'car artist' Andy Saunders' 'Art Car' collection was sold by RM Auctions in London, UK on October 29, along with a selection of classic cars and a McLaren F1 that sold for £2.5 million - a new world record. Though lacking the quality of many Californian custom cars when seen close up, the Art Cars were fascinating to see, and unlike other custom car creators, Saunders has made almost all of the cars for himself; conceiving and creating the cars without any design process beyond thinking them through and getting his hands dirty in evenings after work.  Each of the cars introduced new themes not evident in their donor designs and, within the context of many salubrious but established classic car designs at the auction, they had a powerful quixotic appeal. So why is he selling them?