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NEW IN PACKAGE, TWO MONO- LEAF SPRING CUSHIONS/INSULATORS { BOTTOM }FOR FIRST GENERATION REAR LEAF SPRINGS. TWO WILL DO 1-ON EACH SIDE BOTTOM ONLY !!
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Wed, 18 Dec 2013Volkswagen Scirocco R goes out of production ahead of facelift We have a bit of a soft sport for the VW Scirocco R, even if we wish it had the same 4WD setup as the Golf R. But it’s never really sold in the sort of numbers it should have. And now, ahead of a facelift for the Scirocco duie to arrive at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2014, Volkswagen has dropped the Scirocco R from its lineup.
Honda Gives You Wings
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Hyundai arrives in Piccadilly Circus
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