V8 Mercruiser Engine Harness With Distributor And Ign Modules Used on 2040-parts.com
Plymouth, Massachusetts, US
This is a wiring harness off of a 5.7l Mercruiser including The Distributor and Mercathode controller also mounted on the distributor are the Ign module there is a bit of rust on one of the screws that secure the cap to housing however this can be removed with a little bit of patience this is a great deal sold as is no returns and low start price. good luck
The Porsche 911: the car that shouldn’t work but does
Fri, 17 Jun 2011Humanity might struggle perpetually with questions like the meaning of life, but it does know one thing for sure: rear engine cars are bad. Like a sling shot, the heavy engine at the back is always trying to overtake the driver in front. Anyone can understand that.Yet the Porsche 911 - one of the fastest cars on the market, and one of the most enduring in history - has its engine at the back.
Excessive accessories are on display at the Tokyo Auto Salon
Tue, 08 Mar 2011The Japanese tuning industry may finally be emerging from the economic slump if this year's Tokyo Auto Salon is an accurate barometer. The three-day spectacular--Japan's equivalent of SEMA--attracted nearly a quarter-million visitors, all eager to get a glimpse of the latest cars and the newest excessive accessories for 2011. Here's a recap: The Honda CR-Z was, without a doubt, the car of the show, and some versions were tuned to deliver up to 300 hp, thanks to turbocharging or supercharging kits.
Arizona auctions: Plenty of bidders are willing to buy
Sat, 22 Jan 2011Friday's auction results from the four major auction houses continue on a strong streak, with sales reports topping even optimistic pre-event estimates. RM Auctions completed its second and final day of sales in Phoenix, posting results totaling an estimated $30.6 million, a record-high amount for this event. The Canadian-based company also garnered the most talked about sale of the day, a 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL steel-bodied "Gullwing" that sold for $1.375 million.