Find or Sell any Parts for Your Vehicle in USA

Chriscraft Crusader Boat Water Pump Kit on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Otley, Iowa, United States

Otley, Iowa, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:Morse / Aqua Power Manufacturer Part Number:1232 / 112-98275 UPC:724845012324

Left over inventory from a closed down dealership. According to the package this kit fits Crusader CH190 and CH220   305 CID engines, CH270   350 CID engines, and CH350   454 CID engines. I haven't had much luck finding a more current conversion for this item number, hopefully someone can use this kit.  

Toyota starts 'rubbish revolution'

Wed, 02 Apr 2014

TOYOTA has been talking garbage, with ambitious plans to turn waste gases from a landfill site into electricity for building low-emissions cars. The firm’s factory in the American town of Georgetown, Kentucky, will use the new method of harvesting power to both lower its own fuel bills and reduce the amount of harmful gases escaping into the atmosphere. With the system expected to be up and running within 12 months, Toyota has revealed how it is expected to work.

Seat unveils a hybrid: Leon Twin Drive Ecomotive

Fri, 23 Jan 2009

By Gareth Evans First Official Pictures 23 January 2009 09:00 Seat showed its prototype Leon Twin Drive Ecomotive today at its technical centre near Barcelona. The finished petrol-electric hybrid is expected in showrooms by 2014. The new hybrid Leon uses Twin Drive with power generated by an electric motor for shorter, urban trips while, for longer drives, the car seamlessly switches to an internal combustion engine.

One Lap of the Web: We invented the Miata!

Tue, 11 Feb 2014

-- Sochi or bust! Is there anything more Russian than driving a Lada Niva to the Winter Olympics? (Flagrant corruption, perhaps.) Documentary producer Vlad Ketkovich calls the venerable Niva "the closest thing to an automotive version of the Russian soul," and we'd wager that the Niva belongs in quintessential Russian-ness next to the Bolshoi Ballet and the movie "Russian Ark." (Or "Ninth Company," if your attention span has been blown to bits.) -- A gorgeous Alfa Romeo ventures into the woods by itself.