I beleive this came off a 1969 Triumph Trident.
Antique, Vintage, Historic for Sale
- Fuel tap for montesa cappra and enduro.(US $35.00)
- Harley-davidson motorcycle oil cam from the 70s full of oil never open(US $15.99)
- Harley-davidson oil can from the 60s 70s still filled with oil(US $16.95)
- Antique harley bell crank and shift linkage 1928-1934 single c b d dl peashooter(US $39.99)
- Rare nos 1969 1970 honda z50 front fender z50a minitrail mini trail 50 69 70 68(US $175.00)
- Cagiva wmx 250 1988 owners service tuning manual 56690(US $39.99)
2012 Ford Focus ST gets 297bhp
Fri, 30 Nov 2012Those clever chaps at SuperChips have given the 2012 Ford Focus ST a bit of an ECU tweak to deliver 297bhp and an extra 85lb/ft of torque. When we reported last week that WTC outfit Arena had in roped Ford’s tuner of choice, Mountune, to give the new Ford Focus a makeover, we were a tad disappointed to discover that they were tweaking the rather journeyman Focus Zetec S. That meant the Zetec S got 200bhp – a handy jump – but we bemoaned the fact that they hadn’t fiddled with the Focus ST to give us a car to fill the void left by the absence of a Focus RS in the current iteration of the Focus.
The Britalian Job: MINI remakes the Italian Job for London 2012
Tue, 12 Jun 2012MINI has done a remake of the Italian Job – dubbed the ‘Britalian Job – to celebrate the London 2012 Olympics. MINI always turns up interesting promo videos (not always good, but always interesting) so with BMW sponsoring the London 2012 Olympics it’s no surprise they’ve had their camcorders out. The result is something MINI are calling the ‘Britalian Job’, an homage to the classic 1960s Italian Job with the original Mini and starring Michael Caine and Noel Coward (and Benny Hill), although in truth it’s more like an homage to the later version with Charlize Theron.
Forget Christmas presents – buy a car instead
Tue, 17 Dec 2013Chevrolet According to a recent survey by Scotland Debt Solutions, we will spend between £472 and £611 on Christmas presents this year. Excuse us, but how much?! Back in the day, we'd have been happy with a small clementine, a pack of playing cards and a modest toy.