Vintage Back Up Light Possible Galaxy 66 on 2040-parts.com
Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania, US
You are bidding on a Vintage Back up light with glass and chrome. Think it could be from a 1966 Ford Galaxy 500 but not for sure. This collectible automotive part has a bezel with good chrome. Don't miss out on this vintage item. Check my other auctions! Sold: As-IS!
Tail Lights for Sale
1930's chevy tailight bezels(US $10.00)
Rare vintage original brass cm hall type b tail light license plate combination(US $399.99)
1957 ford tail light lens~t-bird-ranchero or ?~vintage~good condition(US $10.00)
Ford truck f-series shield taillight assy. 1953-56(US $75.00)
1981 - 88 oldsmobile cutlass tail lights oem (US $185.00)
1962 ford falcon tail light bezel and lens(US $55.00)
GM makes select OnStar services free
Wed, 05 Jun 2013General Motors said on Wednesday that it will make unlocking doors, activating horn and lights, and remote start on equipped vehicles standard with its OnStar RemoteLink Mobile App for 2014 vehicles, even if owners decline to pay for other OnStar services. More than 36 Buicks, Cadillacs, GMC and Chevy models are compatible with the app. GM says it gets more than 60,000 requests from forgetful drivers each month, asking for door-unlock assistance, “so it makes sense for us to offer RemoteLink key-fob services to enable customers to lock, unlock or start their vehicle from anywhere they have a wireless or cellular connection,” said Mary Chan, president GM global connected-consumer business unit.
Volvo S80 gets new diesel engine
Thu, 08 Jan 2009Most of the talk in the last few months about Volvo has revolved around Ford’s efforts to ditch the last of its prestige marques in its fight for survival. Poor old Volvo appears to have been hawked around the world’s car makers in the hope of finding a fit for the pride of Sweden. But there have been no takers so far, not even Volvo trucks or the Swedish Government.
Holiday Motor Excursion rides again
Tue, 01 Jan 2013“We can get there faster on the 210,” we told our piloto, Harry Hernandez, in whose 1924 Model T we were driving. “The freeway? What are you, nuts?” he asked.