Ranger Boats Deluxe Royal Blue / Gray Marine Casting Butt Seat Cushion 256258 on 2040-parts.com
Racine, Wisconsin, United States
Seating for Sale
- Boat seat corner(US $200.00)
- South bay springfield marine 1580021 black cast aluminum boat seat footrest(US $146.95)
- Ranger boats light green black gray marine casting butt seat cushion (second)(US $99.95)
- Swivl-eze 25 inch aluminum seat pedestal pin post with 3/4threaded tip(US $28.00)
- Garelick 9" boat seat pedestal(US $70.00)
- Garelick eez in pedestal seat slide system, 2 available
New car registrations at five-year high September 2013
Sat, 05 Oct 2013New car registrations at five-year high September 2013 Despite the UK economy being in the doldrums for much of the past five years, new car registrations have recovered well ahead of the curve and still seem to be unstoppable. September saw new car registrations hit 403,136 – the highest figure for five and a half years – and the first time since 2008 new car registrations have broken the 400k barrier. We’ve covered the reasons before – pre-reg cars, dealer discounts and even PPI payouts – but car registrations are certainly continuing to give buoyancy to a recovery that’s still fragile.
Jaguar F-Type V8 S sprint test in Jabbeke – then off to Geneva 2013 in convoy + video
Mon, 04 Mar 2013Jaguar has taken the new F-Type V8 S to Jabbeke for sprint testing then on to Geneva in convoy with XK 120, C-type, D-type and E-type sports cars. So Jaguar took the F-Type off to Jabbeke, Belgium – where Jaguar’s test driver Norman Dewis managed a world record flying mile speed of 172.4mph in an XK 120 60 years ago – and put Le Mans driver Andy Wallace in the driver’s seat to see how quickly the F-Type V8 S would go. Andy had just a two mile stretch of closed road to play with the F-Type and yet managed a 0-179-0 with a clocked time of 4.2 seconds to 62mph on the way.
Design Contest: 2005 World Automotive Design Competition announced
Tue, 07 Dec 2004The World Automotive Design Competition, sponsored by Alias and hosted by the Canadian International Auto Show, is back with more participating design schools and an impressive list of prizes. Design students from twenty-six schools around the world have been invited to design a World Car that visually identifies its cultural origins and, at the same time, has appeal, and can be sold throughout the world, in at least five countries on three continents. The vehicle should be easily recognized as coming from a particular culture.