1967 1968 Camaro Tail Light Molded Housing Seals 67 68 on 2040-parts.com
Bryant, Alabama, United States
txzj pxzj1276 txzj67 |
Tail Lights for Sale
Nos 1933 1934 1935 1936 hudson taillight stand housing maybe terraplane(US $350.00)
Nos 1962 pontiac tail lamp lens light left inner bonneville 5953383
1966 ford mustang tail light bezel fomoco original tailight lens bucket(US $9.99)
1980 - 1990 oldsmobile cutlass cruiser sw lh tail light and chrome bezel oem(US $40.00)
77' - 79' lincoln mark v rh tail light and chrome bezel oem(US $75.00)
Triumph spitfire 1500 rear light panel(US $65.00)
Jaguar Lightweight E-type – the 1960s icon reimagined for 2014
Tue, 12 Aug 2014By Tim Pollard First Official Pictures 12 August 2014 00:01 Jaguar has come good on its promise to finish off the six unused E-type chassis numbers to make half a dozen very special sports cars. The new Jaguar Lightweight E-type, unveiled today in Pebble Beach, Monterey, is the result: a stunning retro classic reimagined in painstaking period detail for 2014. Built by Jaguar Land Rover’s new Special Operations division at a new facility in old Browns Lane, the Lightweight E-type is also a shot across the bows of specialists such as Eagle, who have been making hay creating modern-day E’s.
BASF's 'sit down. move' contest: Chemistry for the senses
Thu, 22 Nov 2012BASF design contest ‘sit down. move.' Contest type seat design Launched 26 September 2012 Deadline for entries 30 January 2013 Contest coordinators Eva Höfli & Jordan Kurikov Headquarters Ludwigshafen, Germany Contact sitdownmove@basf.com Website www.designfabrik.basf.com/sitdownmove In September 2012, BASF's Global Competence Seating Team and its ‘designfabrik' studio launched a seating design contest called ‘sit down. move'.
Japanese Porsche tuner RAUH-Welt Begriff brings its creations to the U.S.
Tue, 29 Nov 2011When Akira Nakai started tuning cars more than 15 years ago, it was to have something different than everyone else. He had a global vision, and it was RAUH-Welt, which is “rough world” in German. “[I] had this vision in my mind,” Nakai said through his interpreter Ichiraku Toshiya.