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East Windsor, Connecticut, United States
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Sunroof, Convertible & Hardtop for Sale
- 1967-80 austin healey / mg midget convertible frame(US $125.00)
- 1968-1973 ford mustang differential housing nut/washers (red)(US $19.95)
- 1966-1972 gm convertible top motor pump camaro firebird gto 5044611 -cnc135(US $31.99)
- 1971-1976 gm. b-body full-size left rear manual quarter window regulator.(US $75.00)
- 1971-1976 gm. b-body full size 2 door right manual quarter window regulator.(US $75.00)
- 80" range land rover defender swb hardtop oem alpine window factory 58" rare
Jaguar XF Estate on the way
Sun, 22 Mar 2009Jaguar XF Estate - Expected to show as a Concept at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September Jaguar doesn’t have the best history on estate cars (the X-Type Estate, although a reasonable car – and 4WD – was just a Mondeo with smart clothes) but the Jaguar XF is such a triumph for Jaguar that I’m sure we’ll see the XF Estate taking the fight to the Germans in a big way. It’s reasonable to expect the standard engines and trim versions to carry over to the Estate, but apparently so will the mighty XFR trim. Which means we will see a Jaguar Estate car which will be able to take on the likes of the M5 Estate, the E63 AMG Estate and the RS6 Estate.
Nissan 370Z Yellow – UK Limited Edition 370Z
Thu, 02 Jul 2009The Limited Edition Nissan 370Z Yellow has been launched in the UK It must have taken a think-tank months to come up with the name. You can imagine the brief: We’ve got this tarted up 370Z with loud graphics and an even louder paint job we want to punt to UK 370Z buyers who’ve got the arse because we haven’t brought the Nismo to the UK. You need to come up with a name that encapsulates everything the car stands for.
Jaguar F-Type Coupe glitzy L.A. debut video & photos
Thu, 21 Nov 2013Jaguar F-Type Coupe glitzy L.A. debut Jaguar promised the new F-Type Coupe would get a proper high-profile reveal on the eve of the Los Angeles Auto Show, and they certainly delivered. Jaguar’s design guru – Ian Callum – had told Jaguar’s PR people that he wanted the debut to be at speed, and that was achieved by driving the F-Type Coupe in to a specially prepared warehouse in California at 100mph, cutting a swathe through a series of sharp spotlights as the F-Type arrived in the arena.