FROM A 75 RD 350
Antique, Vintage, Historic for Sale
- Harley antique j jd jdh 74 inch intake nipples 1922 to 1929 74 inch twins(US $9.99)
- The kawasaki story by ian falloon, 2000, haynes publications(US $13.95)
- Nos harley davidson amf sprint throttle cable 53359-73(US $10.00)
- Yamaha rd 250 or 350 rear brake rod assembly(US $25.00)
- Yamaha rd 250 or 350 rear brake arm(US $15.00)
- Early triumph t120 tr6 6t outer primary cover, bonneville, 50(US $9.95)
Callaway supercharges 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban
Tue, 11 Feb 2014The debut of a number of new vehicles from Chevrolet has not gone unnoticed by companies specializing in building go-faster versions of cars and trucks from the Bowtie brand, and the most the most recent vehicles to receive a boost in performance will be the 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe and the Chevrolet Suburban. Callaway Performance may be associated mostly with building supercharged versions of the Corvette, but they're also lent their tuning expertise to Chevrolet trucks, and they've already got some things in store for the brand's largest SUVs. Callaway has announced that they'll give the 5.3-liter EcoTec3 V8 found in both SUVs a supercharged boost, courtesy of an Eaton TVS Roots-style supercharger.
Geneva Motor Show (2011) Preview
Sun, 27 Feb 2011Geneva Motor Show 2011 - 3rd - 13th March 2011 It would be hard to miss the looming Geneva Motor Show if you have even the slightest interest in cars. So with Geneva almost with us we thought we should drag together all the threads of information from around Cars UK in to one place so you can see what to expect. It’s nice to see we’re getting some proper high-end stuff at this year’s Geneva Motor Show.
Fiat will buy the rest of Chrysler for $4.35 billion
Thu, 02 Jan 2014Fiat has announced that it will purchase the rest of Chrysler in a deal totaling $4.35 billion. Currently, the outstanding 41.6 percent stake in the company is owned by the UAW's voluntary employee beneficiary association, or VEBA, trust. Under the terms of the deal, Fiat won't shell out all $4.35 billion.