Vintage Auto Safers Burglar Alarm, Nos Car Display, Collectible, Advertising on 2040-parts.com
Mo., United States
|
VINTAGE NEW OLD STOCK AUTOMOTIVE BURGLAR ALARM NEW IN PACKAGE. NEAT DISPLAY PIECE. S&H WILL BE $5.75 WITH A TRACKING NUMBER PROVIDED. I ALWAYS SHIP WHEN PAYMENT IS RECIEVED. PAYMENT REQUIRED WITHIN 5 DAYS AFTER AUCTION ENDS. BEING SOLD AS IS NO RETURNS, SO PLEASE EMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS. I ONLY SHIP IN THE U.S. THANK YOU.
|
Safety & Security for Sale
1973-1979 ford truck front inner fender firewall mounts 78-79 bronco 73-79 f150(US $24.00)
68-72 gm a-body windshield wiper arms transmission linkage - hideaway wipers(US $40.00)
1965 impala super sport seat belts 1965 gto chevelle seat belts(US $119.00)
Nos klippan single 3 point safety belts life lok ii model 517 1968 ferrari
Nos klippan pair 2 point safety belts life lok ii model 407b 1968 ferrari
Model a ford 1929 electric wiper motors owen-dyneto open or closed vehicle(US $180.00)
Citroen Revolte hybrid concept at 2009 Frankfurt motor show
Tue, 15 Sep 2009By Ben Pulman First Official Pictures 15 September 2009 09:30 This is Citroen’s very cool Revolte concept, unveiled at the 2009 Frankfurt motor show. Is it the French company’s long-awaited take on a 21st century 2CV? Sadly not.
Why Steve McQueen canceled a $3 million life insurance policy
Fri, 25 Apr 2014Spurred by the story of our ride in Steve McQueen's Jaguar XKSS, Richard Haight felt inclined to chime in with the fact that he not only raced motorcycles with (and against) McQueen, but knew him all the way until the King of Cool's death. Haight raced motorcycles on and off for 50 years. McQueen would come and race at the local American Motorcycle Association District 37, usually entering under assumed names like "Harvey Mushman" to enjoy some semblance of normality.
Nissan lowers vehicle prices to boost Internet shopping
Thu, 02 May 2013Jockeying for better position in Internet shopping sites, Nissan will cut the manufacturer's suggested retail prices on seven key models, effective Friday. The price cuts range from a $580 reduction on the brand's volume leader, the Altima, which was redesigned for 2013 and was the best-selling car in the nation in March, to $4,400 off of the Armada full-sized SUV. The price adjustments affect vehicles that represent two-thirds of the brand's U.S.