Vintage Retro Deck Chocks on 2040-parts.com
Queensbury, New York, United States
|
Chrome plated brass teardrop chocks, NOS. Excellent user quality. 6" overall length, 4 1/2" screw centers. Total (3) available.
|
Deck & Cabin Hardware for Sale
Vintage u.s. coast guard capacity plate for century 190 boat(US $5.00)
Swim platform support brackets - all stainless steel construction -heavy duty(US $65.00)
Quick release deck hinge mount 316 stainless steel bimini top marine hardware(US $25.00)
Durabak-18(US $70.00)
Johnson evinrude brp outboard v4 v6 fast strike power trim unit 434396(US $425.00)
Windshield fastener - quick twist release - base only x4 - th marine wsh1
News watch April 2012: today's auto industry news
Mon, 30 Apr 2012Welcome to CAR Magazine's news aggregator as we round up the daily stories in the auto industry. Top tip: news summaries are added from the top hour-by-hourMonday 30 April 2012• Kia posted global first quarter 2012 profits up 26%, with sales up 12% worldwide. 635000 new Kias found homes, 79000 in Europe (up 24.6% on 2011 in a total market which contracted 7.1%), with the USA now Kia's largest market ahead of Korea.
'James Bond' Aston Martin to be auctioned
Wed, 16 Oct 2013THE ASTON Martin most closely associated with James Bond is to go to auction next month. The DB5, an example of which featured in 1964’s movie Goldfinger, where it was driven by Sean Connery’s Bond, is perhaps the most recognisable ‘Bond car’. The car featured again more recently, this time with Daniel Craig’s Bond behind the wheel in the blockbuster Skyfall.
Chrysler Ypsilon revealed
Mon, 14 Feb 2011Lancia Ypsilon - a change of badge will make it the Chrysler Ypsilon We only reported the other day that Lancia are coming back to the UK with a Chrysler-badged Ypsilon. And it’s probably a little disingenuous to say that the Chrysler Ypsilon has been revealed. It hasn’t. But the Lancia Ypsilon has, and all that will change when the Ypsilon comes to the UK this Summer is the badge to morph the Lancia Ypsilon in to the Chrysler Ypsilon.