6 radios ,(3 kenwoods, 3 unidiens)
all with antennas, plus 3 spare antennas 5 radio to headset cords 2 in car wiring looms 1roof antenna with spare parts 1 multiy charger station to charge all radios all in good working condition |
Racing Radios for Sale
- Nascar raceceiver
- Raceceiver truscan bundle w/ headphones and travel bag cooler lot nascar racing(US $129.79)
- Raceceiver fd1600 fusion(US $80.50)
- Racing radios four conductor (imsa) drag racing radio car harness(US $125.00)
- Racing ear buds scanner raceceiver coiled cord(US $16.99)
- Racing electronics headset(US $75.00)
Zhong Boguang: China's first generation auto designer
Tue, 12 Jul 2011Zhong Boguang is one of the first designers to emerge in a country that has seen its importance augment considerably in recent times. But well before China became the biggest market for motor vehicles in the world, Boguang was obsessed with the pursuit of his car design dreams. During his 34-year career, he was involved in and witnessed the development of the Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC), served as chief designer for China's first rotary engine cars and MPVs, been the design manager for the technology center in the first domestic automotive joint venture, and was the first person to launch strategic research in domestic automotive design.
Auctioned Ferrari Dinos fetch more than £380,000
Mon, 26 May 2014TWO FERRARI Dino cars have sold for a combined £383,000 during the same auction, despite one of them needing significant restoration. The model has in recent years become a golden goose for any owners lucky enough to have acquired one years ago, and the latest Silverstone Auctions sale shows what a cash cow even poor condition examples have become. A recently-restored 1971 Dino topped £250,000 inclusive of its buyer's premium, while the rusting form of a 1973 version still brought about a £132,500 sale.
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