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Harley-davidson knucklehead 1936 / 1937 front drum and backing plate(US $1,200.00)
Yamaha xv1700 2004-07 nos oem cylinder head gasket p.n 5vn-11182-00(US $19.99)
Honda 1980 1981 gl1100 gold wing front master cylinder rebuild kit(US $9.99)
Powroll big bore racing piston ring set hs-063515 2.598" 66mm vintage nos(US $24.90)
Powroll big bore racing piston ring set #12124 2.608" 66.25mm vintage nos(US $27.90)
Vintage suzuki front brake shoes 150-s32-2/gt185/ts250 54410-08100 shoe set 2 pc(US $19.95)
Jetstream SC250 (2008): first pictures
Tue, 26 Aug 2008By Ben Whitworth First Official Pictures 26 August 2008 09:32 This is the new Jetstream SC250, a Cornwall-based newcomer to Britain’s low-volume sportscar industry – and arguably the most eye-wateringly ugly car we’ve seen in a very long time. The lightweight two-seater is powered by Vauxhall’s turbo 2.0-litre unit – lifted from the Astra VXR – and it’s priced at £29,495. Err, yes – we also feel the SC250’s looks might be a bit of a stumbling block to someone about to flash the best part of £30k on a track-based racer.
Top Gear filming in China for new series
Mon, 05 Dec 2011Clarkson & May filming for Top Gear in China Escaping from the furore over his One Show comments, Jeremy Clarkson is in China with James May filming for Top Gear. After all the grief over his One Show comments (which, although a bit OTT, were actually not his views but an attempt to humorously demonstrate the BBC’s obsession with ‘balance’), Jeremy Clarkson has decamped to China – together with James May – to film for an episode of the new series of Top Gear. It looks like the piece they’re filming revolves around Chinese car clones, with the Shuanghuan Noble (Smart), Shuanghuan CEO (X5) and the Chinese version of MINI – the Lifan 320.
Nissan LEAF World Car of the Year 2011
Fri, 22 Apr 2011Nissan LEAF World Car of the Year Award - presented by a man in brown suede trainers Why do judges on COTY Award panels persist in considering a car like the Nissan LEAF for such awards? How can it be, when it does everything less well than an ICE car, that it even gets a look in? We can only assume that the judges on these panels are trying to polish their own green halos.