Wd Express 394 33013 056 Rear Wheel Bearing on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, US
Wheel Hubs & Bearings for Sale
Dorman 930-700 hub & drum assembly, front(US $56.81)
Dorman 930-553 hub & drum assembly, front(US $73.92)
National 229522 wheel seal, front inner front outer(US $7.83)
National 370150a wheel seal, front inner(US $31.86)
National 710081 wheel seal, rear outer(US $37.04)
Dorman 930-553 wheel hub, front(US $76.46)
Karmann files for insolvency
Wed, 08 Apr 2009Karmann, the century-old German coachbuilder synonymous with cabrios and the famous 1950s Karmann Ghia, has filed for insolvency. The company made the move Wednesday in Germany in response to a dramatic decline in revenue, an inability to pay for its massive layoff plan and the worldwide economic crisis. The North American operations, which make convertible tops for Detroit car companies and Volkswagen, are not affected, a spokesman said.
Acura NSX laps Mid-Ohio
Mon, 05 Aug 2013It didn't have the production engine, nor the production exhaust (it was gloriously loud) and because there were safety vehicles on the track it wasn't able to go flat-out, but by golly there it was, a bright blue 2015 Acura NSX lapping Mid-Ohio just before the start of the Honda Indy 200. Being a production mule with any number of systems still under development, it couldn't be turned over to just any driver. So it was piloted by Jason Widmer, assistant large project leader for testing for the new NSX.
RM Auctions' Icons sale brings good return on customs
Mon, 28 Sep 2009Hot-rod and custom-car enthusiasts came from across the country for RM Auctions' Icons of Speed and Style sale in Los Angeles on Saturday, which offered the entire collection of the Flying A Garage. Collector Ralph Whitworth had big plans to open a car museum in his native Winnemucca, Nev., and had assembled one of the greatest rod, custom and racing-car collections ever to make it happen. He housed it in a new, climate-controlled building in Winnemucca called the Flying A Garage and had plans to open a museum to draw interest to his hometown.