1967 Oldsmobile Rocket 400 Valve Cover Decal on 2040-parts.com
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Aston Martin DBS Carbon Edition revealed
Mon, 12 Sep 2011Aston Martin DBS Carbon Edition Coupe - cost £186,582 There must come a point, somewhere along the line, where Aston Martin actually makes a new car. But that’s no time soon, so the new models are a further re-hash of the range with the Aston Martin DBS Carbon Edition making a début in both coupé and Volante guises. Apart from saving money on developing a new Aston Martin platform, AML are obviously saving money on employing anyone to come up with new names for their Limited Edition models.
Iconic Ford Mondeo Super Touring racing car on sale
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