Armrest bases from a 1968 Impala Convertible. One still has a pad but the other does not.
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Mouldings & Trim for Sale
- 65-66 chevelle headlight bezels - 3 pair
- 1967 dodge coronet r/t passenger taillight quarter extension
- 1974 chevrolet caprice factory rear fender skirts (2)(US $99.75)
- 71-81 camaro firebird trans am windshield lower corner moldings, plastic(US $39.00)
- Heater plenum for 1965-68 mustang (new reproduction)(US $12.00)
- Mopar 68 plymouth road runner roadrunner finish panel decor trunk(US $260.00)
Volkswagen Golf R 400 IS going in to production
Tue, 22 Apr 2014The VW Golf R 400 (pictured) is going in to production Well, we did say the VW Golf R 400 – which debuted at the Beijing Motor Show last week – looked production ready. And it seems it is. Car and Driver have had confirmation from VW’s R&D boss, Heinz-Jakob Neusser, that the Golf R 400 isn’t a concept after all but the first look at a new extreme Golf.
Jaguar C-X17 concept (2013) full details on new aluminium chassis
Mon, 09 Sep 2013Jaguar’s C-X17 crossover concept might have show-stopping looks, but it’s what will lie beneath the production crossover – thought to be called QX – that’s just as intriguing: an all-new aluminium platform, dubbed ‘iQ Al’. It’s a clean-sheet design, with double-wishbone suspension up front, and a multi-link axle at the rear. For more unseen location photos and an in-depth feature, pick up the October issue of CAR magazine, out Wednesday 18 September Jaguar C-X17 crossover concept: the lowdown on the ‘iQ Al’ aluminium platform ‘It had to be a clean-sheet design to reach our goals,’ says Jaguar vehicle line director Kevin Stride.
Bentley Flying Spur Speed (2009): the first photos
Mon, 09 Jun 2008By Tim Pollard First Official Pictures 09 June 2008 10:12 Bentley subtly revised the lynchpin of its range, the Continental GT, in autumn 2007 – and now it’s applying similar revisions to its saloon sibling, the Flying Spur. The four-door Continental is now available in two models: the basic Flying Spur and the new, high-performance Flying Spur Speed, which packs a 600bhp version of the idiosyncratic W12. That’s enough punch to make the Speed Bentley’s fastest saloon ever.