I have a used Mercury starter that was taken off of a 40hp motor, it has been tested and works perfectly
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Ignition & Starting Systems for Sale
- Mercury oil warning module 14857a16(C $60.00)
- Yamaha outboard 70 hp starter 6h3-81800-11 freshwater!(US $65.00)
- 2002-2006 mercury/mariner 50 hp piston and connecting rod (4-stroke-low hours)(US $50.00)
- ‘nos’ champion j-12j spark plugs........marine inboard / outboard engines(US $25.00)
- 93 used power pack ignition coil tested omc 584783 johnson evinrude outboard(US $74.99)
- Yamaha outboard ignition coils(AU $88.00)
IFR Aspid strikes Spanish gold
Fri, 08 Aug 2008By Tom Richards Motor Industry 08 August 2008 13:32 More than 100 potential IFR Aspid customers have signed up for a two-day test drive following the new two-seater sports car's unveiling at the London motor show last month. Now the Spanish manufacturer is seeking to create an international dealer network.The Aspid has been in secret development for five years, with IFR working hard on making it relevant to the needs to the 21st century. Although there are no definite CO2 figures, a kerbweight of 700kg means the Aspid should be capable 56.4mpg, they say. The chassis and suspension are aluminium, while the bodywork is carbonfibre and the brakes are made from stainless steel. Definitely.
2009 Interior Motives Design Awards
Mon, 16 Feb 2009Registration for the seventh annual Interior Motives Design Awards - themed ‘Sustainable and Clever' - is now open. Hosted by our quarterly interior design publication Interior Motives, the competition challenges design students around the world to come up with innovative designs that offer clever solutions to the problems facing 21st century vehicle design. Students are asked to create a design that fulfils one of the following four briefs: Chinese car 2.0 Create a next-generation vehicle designed specifically to serve the needs of young, design-aware Chinese consumers.
Concept Car of the Week: Isuzu 4200R (1989)
Fri, 04 Jan 2013In the eighties, General Motors-owned Isuzu was fairly successful, but it was suffering from a ‘plain' brand image. To gain recognition, it presented a series of concept cars such as the COA, COA III and Costa but the most effective was the stunning 4200R. Presented at the 1989 Tokyo motor show, the 4200R's graceful proportions and curvy volumes were highly acclaimed by the public and the press.