Sportsman Rods - Sbc 5.700 on 2040-parts.com
United States, United States
Connecting Rods for Sale
- 454 +.040" stock pistons and rods, good shape
- Sbc aluminum childs & albert rods
- 1 set used brooks b-2 solid beam 6.920" long 426 hemi connecting rods nitro
- Brooks big block chevy bbc aluminum connecting rods large displacement 6.625"(US $499.99)
- Carrillo super speedway rods sprint car drag race
- 6 inch manley rods sprint car drag race
Design Contest: Freightliner 'Pride & Profit'
Fri, 03 Feb 2012Freightliner, the iconic American truck manufacturer, is hosting a design contest to create the next generation of its 'Pride & Profit' trucks. Steeped heavily in American history, Freightliner has been the backbone of small and large businesses throughout the country. Taking this into consideration, as well as Freightliner's own visual identity, contestants are asked to present their interpretation of a heavy-duty truck for the year 2030.
Are used car prices about to spiral down?
Thu, 04 Apr 2013CAP – the used car price specialists – are warning that used car prices, particularly ’almost’ new car prices, are set to tumble as nearly new cars hit the market. The car market in the UK has proved amazingly resilient to the general malaise in the economy, with new car sales continuing to rise strongly and used cars seemingly immune to big depreciation drops. But CAP – who gauge used car prices for the motor trade – are warning that this could be about to change as the impact of recent trading in new cars is about to start impacting on used car prices, particularly prices for cars less than a year old.
Aston Martin eyes Lagonda comeback
Tue, 15 Oct 2013The last time we saw an Aston Martin Lagonda on the street, it looked like its sharp angles could deflect not only police radar and laser, but give pedestrians a paper cut if they weren't careful. And the last time we saw a Lagonda concept -- at the 2009 Geneva motor show -- it looked like, well, like what you see above. We're still not sure what we see above, and leading scientists aren't sure, either.