Wing Mount, Indycar, Hewland, Eagle,mclaren, Gerhardt ?? on 2040-parts.com
Franklin, Michigan, United States
|
Rear wing mount for an Indy car from the 60's or 70's. Not sure exactly what it fits, but it does attach to the rear of a Hewland LG 500/600 transaxle. In good shape, not pranged or bent. Could be for a McLaren, Eagle, Gerhardt, or other Indycar or Can Am or Formula 5000. Thanks for looking
|
Body & Exterior for Sale
Moroso aluminum fuse box cover ford mustang 1998-2004 p/n 74230(US $59.45)
Adjustable aluminum spoiler braces(US $35.00)
Front & rear window braces(US $35.00)
A++ 2pcs front bumper canard protecter splitte for toyota mk4 supra carbon fiber(US $295.99)
Deluxe 321pc weather pack sealed connector wiring kit -genuine delphi connectors(US $87.95)
Allstar performance quick turn fastener wing head steel 10 pc p/n19064(US $37.99)
Who's Where: CCS appoints Sally Erickson Wilson as chair of new color and materials design MA
Wed, 03 Sep 2014The College for Creative Studies (CCS) has appointed Sally Erickson Wilson as associate professor and chair of its new Master of Fine Arts degree program in Color and Materials Design. Erickson Wilson moves to the school from Johnson Controls where she was design manager responsible for leading the North American fabric design team. As chair of the course, Erickson Wilson will be responsible for the graduate curriculum and will help students to develop an eye for color differentiation, materials craftsmanship and quality assessment.
Concept Car of the Week: Renault Altica (2006)
Fri, 18 Jul 2014Back in 2006 Renault was still well into its design-leadership stride, if perhaps not for much longer. The Altica concept, shown at that year's Geneva motor show, showcased all the French brand had to offer at that time – a brilliantly brave, architectural interior, a style that could only be associated with its country of origin and an interior that thoroughly questioned and readdressed layout, control and format. It also served to preview the renaissance of the Shooting Brake that the industry is still experiencing.
Chrysler rips "for sale" sign off Viper buisness
Fri, 10 Jul 2009The Dodge Viper has received a reprieve. After nearly a year of trying to sell the iconic sports car business, Chrysler said Friday it will continue to build the Viper SRT10. Production was expected to end at the Connor Avenue Assembly Plant in Detroit, known as the “Snake Pit,” in December.