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2013 Ford Frontline Magazine Featuring The F-150 October/november 2012 Issue on 2040-parts.com

US $12.50
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Danville, Kentucky, United States

Danville, Kentucky, United States
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Perfect shape , good source book for all the features and cars for 2013  , including the F series truck  This is for a 2013 Frontline Magazine, the introduction to the new Ford Vehicles in each issue

2013 FORD FRONTLINE MAGAZINE featuring the F-150 October/November 2012 issue

Banks and Ryan ready for Pikes Peak

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Gale Banks, part-time stunt driver Mike Ryan and the diesel wizards from Gale Banks Engineering will return to Pikes Peak this year with the Freightliner Cascadia that finished ninth in 2012. Competing in the Pikes Peak Open class, the team has been furiously working on the truck at the Banks Performance home base in Azusa, Calif. To get the semi tractor up the 12.4 mile road, Banks is installing its Super-Turbo setup on the 14.7-liter, Detroit Diesel-equipped truck.

Better Place Electric Car visitor centre opens

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How VW's XL1 will make your next Golf lighter, faster and more frugal

Thu, 07 Mar 2013

VW will only build 250 examples of the XL1, its super-streamlined two-seater than scores a combined 314mpg thanks to its plug-in hybrid diesel engine, lightweight construction and low-drag design. Each punter will have to put up around €100,000 for the privilege of saving money on fuel – but don’t worry, because every car across the VW Group will benefit from the lessons learned, all by 2020. Is my next VW likely to be a hybrid?