1937-1938 Pontiac Nors Rear Brake Cable on 2040-parts.com
Decatur, Texas, US
1937-1938 Pontiac rear brake cable. This is a new old stock original General Motors brand US made part. Very clean and in excellent working condition. A scarce item for your original car. Shipping extra. Will ship via US Mail. Can deliver to the Kansas City area. I have two of these in stock.
Brakes for Sale
63-67 ford fairlane front brake cylinder nos c60z-2061-a / c3oa-2180-c other mod(US $34.95)
Raybestos h2034 drum brake adjusting lever(US $4.25)
Raybestos h2104-2 drum brake self adjuster cable(US $6.49)
Triumph tr250/tr6 brake booster servo (used in good condition)(US $79.99)
Mercedes benz vintage master cylinder(US $28.00)
volvo nos master cylinder by lucas # pmk113(US $25.00)
PREMIUM CARS IN DEMAND DESPITE RISING FUEL PRICES
Thu, 10 Oct 2013THE RECENT sustained surge in UK petrol prices is not having a detrimental effect on the market for used luxury cars, large prestige SUVs and supercars, that’s according to industry experts Glass's. Current pump prices are at record highs, however whilst the value of a typical family car has risen by at least two per cent since January, large 4x4s have registered a rise of twice this amount. Also faring well during this period are luxury cars and supercars, which have followed the upward trend of family cars.
Dodge Dart SRT photo leaked on Neon forum
Wed, 09 Jan 2013On Tuesday, Dodge revealed the specs and equipment of the 2013 Dart GT ahead of its official unveiling at the Detroit auto show. For the moment it's the top Dart trim to be officially confirmed, although the automaker said it was looking into an R/T version. What we didn't know then is that a leaked picture of what looks to be the Dart SRT had been floating around a Neon internet forum for a few days.
Saab: Muller seeking €600 million Chinese Bank loan to placate GM
Thu, 08 Dec 2011Saab €600 seeking million China Loan Victor Muller is seeking a €600 million loan from a Bank in China to allow Saab to survive and circumvent GM’s objection to Chinese ownership. We’re not sure if this is ‘Plan B’ or whether we’re way beyond that now. But the latest ‘Save Saab’ pitch from Victor Muller is to acquire a €600 million loan from a bank in China to save Saab.