Porsche Heat Exchanger 356a ,356b,356c Dansk,usa Heat Exchangers,pair L&r on 2040-parts.com
North Hollywood, California, United States
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AC & Heating for Sale
- Heater flap cable, gemo german, 356a(US $19.99)
- Triumph tr7 air conditioning filter drier, nos!(US $7.95)
- Nos 75 76 cadillac air condition ac expansion cap valve capsule kit(US $16.00)
- 1958 amc rambler six, rebel & ambassador blower fan switch nos(US $24.95)
- 1965 corvette ac parts
- Defroster motor fan - 1940's 1950's chevy gm chevrolet rat rod hot rod
Supercars targeted by vandals
Fri, 08 Aug 2014OWNERS of luxury and supercars are reporting increased damage to their cars brought on by jealousy. Many don’t bother to report damage to their cars to the police now as they accept it as part of the risk of owning an expensive car. Called ‘car hate crimes’, the damage to cars such as Porsches.
McLaren MSO 650S going in to production – debuts at Goodwood & costs from £252,500
Wed, 25 Jun 2014The McLaren MSO 650S Concept (pictured) becomes a production model In April, we revealed the McLaren MSO 650S Coupe Concept, and such has been the reaction from McLaren buyers that McLaren has decided to put it in to production, with a total of 50 cars being built in both Coupe and Spider guise and debuting this week at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The production MSO 650S carries over many of the elements of the Concept, but McLaren’s Design Director, Frank Stephenson, has had input to make more changes including a number of carbon fibre styling upgrades with a satin finish, a three-piece rear bumper with carbon fibre centre section and a more aggressive rear diffuser. The MSO Concept came in Agrigan Black, but the production version will be available in ‘Papaya Spark (a take on McLaren orange), Sarigan Quartz ( new metallic silver with gold infusion) and the Agrigan Black of the concept.
100% TobeUs: 100 designers for 100 new toy cars
Tue, 05 Feb 2013Perturbed to see his children lost interest in their toys after just a few hours, Italian designer Matteo Ragni conceived a plan to create a toy with which they could form an emotional attachment. No simple feat, as parents will testify. After crafting simple cars from fragrant cedar wood, he saw his children's reactions and invited 99 other international designers to get involved.