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Commercial Truck Parts for Sale
- Bulb cover, headlight #2509599c91-0(US $23.00)
- Hood cable #1677457c1(US $26.00)
- Kinedyne saf-t-lok bar #10085 90"-105" w/pivoting rubber feet(US $19.50)
- Seal, front p/n cr28758(US $27.00)
- Bearings, p/n fpjm 207049a(US $45.00)
- Bearings, p/n fpjm 207010(US $20.00)
Volvo S60 Concept shows its face
Tue, 16 Dec 2008[ad#ad-1] A few weeks ago, we brought you some teaser images of the upcoming Volvo S60, and we speculated that it would look just like every other Volvo when it arrived. Well, it’s only the concept, but it looks like I might have to eat my shoes – it looks very good, and very un-Volvo like. When the pictures came in, at first glance I thought it was more images of the Jaguar XF Coupe we saw a couple of weeks ago, but in an odd colour.
Pirelli World Challenge star Andy Pilgrim makes teens, parents better drivers
Wed, 26 Mar 2014Here's another addend in the complex driver-training equation: Many parents influence their kids to become both a greater danger when driving and more susceptible to the actions of other poor drivers. This influence begins long before kids are licensed to drive. Consider: -- “More than 75 percent of new drivers exhibit the same distracted driving behavior as their parents.” -- “Most parents are unaware they are teaching their kids things that will make them more dangerous to others and more vulnerable to others.” -- “Most parents want to protect their children and will make changes once they understand the realities of behavior transfer.” These are the words of Andy Pilgrim, the same championship-winning sports-car driver who helped road-test editor Jonathan Wong thrash Porsche's 911 GT3 and Chevrolet's Camaro Z/28.
Nissan Mixim concept (2007): first official pictures
Wed, 29 Aug 2007By Tim Pollard First Official Pictures 29 August 2007 02:30 Nissan Mixim: the lowdown This outlandish electric sports car will form the centrepiece of Nissan's Frankfurt Motor Show stand. As you can tell from its squashed insect looks, the Mixim is no production car in prick-tease show-off mode. This is a far-flung fantasy on the long-distance radar of Nissan's product planners.