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DECO QUARTER MIDGET MOTOR. HAS IBEA CARBURETOR ON IT. THIS MOTOR IS EXTRA FROM OTHER PARTS WE BOUGHT. WE HAVE NO NEED FOR IT AS WE DON'T RUN ANY DECO CLASSES.
$50.00 SHIPPING TO THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES ONLY, OR LOCAL PICKUP. |
Quarter Midget/Micro Stock for Sale
Quarter midget, go-kart crash cart(US $88.50)
New simpson racing red quarter midget cage net(US $59.99)
4 advanced shocks .25 quarter midget
Quarter midget rim and tire. vega mbm. kart. go cart(US $24.99)
Fiser quarter midget rear brake setup(US $79.99)
Quarter midget/go kart tire carrier(US $29.00)
Hyundai puts Michel Nandan in charge of WRC effort
Mon, 14 Jan 2013Hyundai has appointed former Peugeot WRC technical director Michel Nandan to head up their assault on WRC. As Hyundai matures in to a credible mainstream force, improving brand perception is crucial to its long-term goals and 2012 is all about improving Hyundai’s brand experience and perceptions of the brand. A part of that focus is to take Hyundai back in to WRC rallying with a much modified i20, where Hyundai are hoping for a better experience than they had when they went rallying a decade ago – which should be a given considering the big strides Hyundai has made in its cars in the last few years.
Audi A1 prices start at £13,145 in UK
Thu, 06 May 2010Audi’s new A1 supermini has gone on UK sale today, priced from £13,145 for a 1.2 TFSI SE trim model to £18,280 for a range-topping 1.4 TFSI auto. That pitches the A1 slightly above the Mini, whose boggo First three-door kicks off at £12,620. But study the two rival supermini ranges from Audi and BMW more closely and you’ll see they’re quite evenly matched.
Embattled Wagoner forced to quit as GM boss
Mon, 30 Mar 2009By Ben Pulman Motor Industry 30 March 2009 11:34 Rick Wagoner has been forced to step down as General Motors chairman and CEO by US President Barack Obama, as a condition of the beleaguered automaker continuing to receive state aid. Wagoner was meeting with US government officials on Friday when the request was made for him to ‘step aside’. Wagoner had been GM president and CEO since 2000, and chairman since 2003 – his resignation ends a 31-year career with a company.
