Find or Sell any Parts for Your Vehicle in USA

Vw Irs Chassis Conversion To Swing Axle on 2040-parts.com

US $150.00
Location:

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Condition:Used Brand:VW Country/Region of Manufacture:Germany

UP FOR SALE IS ALL PARTS NEEDED TO CONVERT YOUR IRS CHASSIS TO ACCEPT A SWING AXLE TRANSMISSION. I HAVE DONE THIS MANY TIMES TO BEEF UP FOR DUNE BUGGIES RUNNING OFF ROAD. I GOT TIRED OF REPLACING CV JOINTS. WILL WORK ON ALL TRANSMISSION APPLICATIONS. PARTS ARE CLEAN AND READY TO INSTALL. FEEDBACK IS APPRECIATED. Bid with confidence as my feedback is good. Ck out my other auctions. Ships to lower 48 states.

Future Porsche Boxster prototype spied being tested on the road

Mon, 26 Jan 2009

We can all agree that there's never too much voyeurism when it comes to Porsche. Today, spy shooters nabbed the next Boxster. We expect the new Boxster to get evolutionary changes, nothing drastic.

Final second-generation Mini leaves production line

Fri, 29 Nov 2013

THE FINAL Mini hatchback of the current generation has left the production line in Oxford, after more than a million were made for customers around the world. There’s no time for production staff to rest, though, with assembly of the new Mini hatchback already under way alongside the many other Mini model derivatives. In total, more than 1.8 million hatchback Minis have been built at the factory since 2001, of which 1,041,412 were the currently outgoing model.

Aston Martin Sale: Mahindra & Investindustrial front runners

Sun, 25 Nov 2012

It seems the battle to take a stake in Aston Martin has come down to a battle between Mahindra & Mahindra and Investindustrial. After reporting more than a year ago that Aston Martin urgently needed a new owner, or major investor, if it is to survive, it became clear earlier this month that Aston Martin was ready to acknowledge that need as the Kuwait Investment Dar starting seeking a buyer for the majority of its majority stake in AML. So far we’ve had Mahindra and Mahindra, Tata (owners of Jaguar Land Rover), Toyota and unnamed Chinese investors in the frame, but it seems the race to take a big chunk of Aston Martin Lagonda has come down to just two – Mahindra and Investindustrial.