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Nos kawasaki ke175 transmission shift fork low 13140-1013(US $19.99)
Clutch rod harley davidson vl v vld vlh flathead 74(US $19.99)
Rear brake crossover shaft levers harley davidson d dl rl vl vld vlh flathead 74(US $20.00)
Frame speedometer harley davidson w wl wla wlc wld ul fl flathead 45 original(US $29.99)
Oil oiler pump cover harley davidson r rl d dl vl v vld flathead 45 74 1934 1935(US $135.00)
Air intake harley davidson r rl d dl vl v vld flathead 45 74 1931-34 nickel(US $149.99)
New Mercedes A Class based Mercedes CLC to debut in LA
Sat, 17 Mar 2012Mercedes CLC to debut as Mercedes-Benz Concept Style Coupe? It looks like the new Mercedes CLC – a mini CLS based on the new A Class – will debut at a film and food festival in LA as the Concept Style Coupe. We know that a mini CLS based on the new Mercedes A Class is planned, and we know it’s likely to be the Mercedes CLC (or any number of other potential monikers including CLA and BLS) and will probably even spawn a CLC Shooting Brake version too.
2012 Suzuki Splash launches
Thu, 05 Jul 2012The Suzuki Splash gets a bit of a facelift for 2012 with tweaks to the bumpers, grill and interior trim. If you’re looking for something to potter around the urban landscape – and need a bit more room than the normal city car – the new Suzuki Splash may be right up your street. With its upright driving position and extra room compared to the usual city box, the Swift does a decent job of ferrying families round cities.
Pforzheim University Winter Show 2011
Mon, 21 Feb 2011Pforzheim University's bi-annual graduation exhibitions are firmly established as highlights of the auto design calender. And if the number of design professional wielding business cards was any indication, we weren't the only ones keen to grab a word with the students. Course leader, Prof. James Kelly, places great emphasis on ensuring graduates have the skills necessary for employment in the industry without stifling their creativity.