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Nos delco generator diodes 42 52 61 amp 1859829 1959830(US $49.99)
Nos 1960 60 corvair starter motor drive housing delco 1949061(US $59.99)
Nos 1938 - 1971 chevrolet olds generator drive end bearing retainer plate gasket(US $5.99)
1941 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 studebaker truck nors autolite voltage regulator(US $95.00)
1954 mg 6 volt generator(US $45.00)
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Charity Drag Race Redefines The Meaning Of Fast
Wed, 10 Sep 2014TAKE one airport runway and a Formula One car and it’s not hard to work out what happens next. In the case of the annual Race the Runway event held at Edinburgh airport, driving flat out in a Formula One car produced some interesting numbers. Run by and benefiting the Prince and Princes of Wales Hospice in Glasgow, event invites owners of high performance cars – not just Formula One machines – to participate in a series of drag races in return for a donation to the Hospice.
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