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Lexington, Kentucky, US
YES THIS IS A STEEL ( NOT RECYCLED STEEL ) SLIDE IN OR OUT ONE STEP AND IT WORKS ....IT WILL FIT ANY VINTAGE CAMPER OR OTHERS.... ASK ? . PICK UP OR BUYER ARRANGES SHIPPING.............SHIPPING WT. ( 13.lbs.)..........THANK'S.
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New Jaguar XJ illegal in the USA
Sat, 08 Aug 2009Jaguar's innovative dual-view screen will be illegal in the US It would be horrifying for Jaguar to discover that they’d built a glorious car like the new Jaguar XJ, only to find they’d dropped a huge clanger by making it an illegal road car in the US. It’s not that bad, but Ian Callum – Jaguar’s design guru – has confessed that the dual-view screen in the new XJ is actually not legal in the US. Whoops.
First Chevy Camaro, Shelby GT500 to be auctioned for charity
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College Exhibition: Royal College of Art - Connections
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