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Radiator Fits 2005-2014 Ford Mustang Apdi on 2040-parts.com

US $179.62
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Phoenix, Arizona, United States

Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Condition:New Quantity Sold:sold individually Construction:Plastic Tank Aluminum SKU:AY:8012789 Other Part Number:9465, 433842, A2789 Brand:APDI Inlet Connection:1 5/16 Manufacturer Part Number:8012789 Core Width [IN]:28 1/4 Core Width:24-1/8 UPC:887548038784 Core Height [IN]:15 3/4 Quantity Needed:1; Core Height:19-1/2 Interchange Part Number:2789, 3422, PR2789KA, 1605-370318, REA41-2789A Inlet Connection (in):1-1/2

Concept Car of the Week: Dodge Deora (1967)

Fri, 02 May 2014

Half concept car, half custom but all awesome, the Dodge Deora was designed by former GM designer Harry Bentley Bradley for the famous car customizers the Alexander brothers who wanted to build a radical custom truck using one of the Big Three's new cabover mini-pickups. They relied on Bradley's futuristic drawings to seduce Chrysler who eventually agreed to provide a stripped down A100 truck for them to customize although the final design shares almost nothing with the original donor car. The cabin was radically chopped and integrated into the rest of the body and – after its suspension was also lowered – the overall height of the Deora was reduced by a whopping 380mm.

Renault Zoe EV production car at 2012 Geneva motor show

Thu, 08 Mar 2012

Renault had a surprise up its sleeve at the 2012 Geneva motor show – the new production version of the Zoe electric car will cost just £13,650 in the UK. That’s after the Government’s Plug-in Car grant which pays up to a quarter or £5000 of an electric car’s RRP, and makes the Zoe a more attractive proposition than other electric cars to date. Renault says the new Zoe is priced to be an equivalent to a diesel-powered supermini.

Toyota & Lexus news at 2009 Tokyo motor show

Wed, 21 Oct 2009

The vibe on the Toyota stand is subdued, yet upbeat at the same time. They're chuffed to bits with their new products on show, but we can't help remembering Japan's – and the world's – premier car maker's $4.9 billion loss last year. And it's forecast to lose a similar amount in 2009.