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rancho 4 degree c bushing kit for ford 1966 to 79 bronco and 1973/79 f150 and 66 to 72 f100 ford pick up 4x4 no reserve
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New vehicle labels to compare fuel economy, emissions with U.S. average
Wed, 25 May 2011Window sticker labels will show how new vehicles' fuel economy and emissions levels compare with the U.S. fleet average starting in the 2013 model year, the Obama administration said Wednesday. The new federal rules carry out a 2007 law that requires labels to put new vehicles in fleetwide context for fuel economy, greenhouse gases and smog-forming pollutants.
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