Pro Armor Universal Trail Snow Flap Sf200-bk on 2040-parts.com
Springfield, Oregon, United States
Body Parts for Sale
- Sno stuff windshield - standard - clear - 450-704(US $79.50)
- Parts unlimited snowmobile windshield bag - black - 0710-0093(US $64.89)
- Sno stuff windshield - med - 14in. - smoke/graphics - 450-483-03(US $97.84)
- Koronis windshield bags #101-600(US $44.63)
- Koronis windshield bags 101-600(US $44.06)
- New sno stuff 450-251-03 windshield(US $88.77)
International Transport Design Forum 2008
Fri, 01 Aug 2008The biennial International Transportation Design Forum at Pforzheim University in Germany took place on July 10, with five international design schools coming together to present and discuss the latest work of their students. Held this year at the Congress Center Pforzheim, the Design Forum was held in conjunction with the annual summer degree show where Diploma and Masters students presented their graduation work. The event was chaired by Transportation Design Professor James Kelly who welcomed the tutors and their accompanying students to the event.
Volkswagen has plans for yet another Beetle
Tue, 06 Apr 2010The Volkswagen Beetle is on its way back, and this time around, it will be focused more on driving dynamics than on efforts to resurrect the past. Expected to appear in concept form at the Los Angeles auto show late this year, the second-generation version of the modern-day Beetle goes on sale in the United States in May 2011. A convertible with a fabric top will follow about a year later.
Exclusive First Sight: Pininfarina Sergio concept
Tue, 05 Mar 2013Upon receiving the call from Pininfarina's PR man, asking if Car Design News would like to head to Torino for a preview of its latest concept car (not a hard offer to accept), we had no other information than its name – Sergio – and an abstract teaser shot of a detail. Driving through lovely, crumbly Turin, and out into the zona industriale towards Pininfaina's Cambiano base, the fear strikes: what if the car's a disappointment? What if it's simply some unremarkable supermini – maybe even an electric one?