Meyer Chain Auger Kit #34109 on 2040-parts.com
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Snow Plows & Parts for Sale
Meyer chain & cable lube -case of 12 11-oz aerosol cans #15184(US $189.99)
Saltdogg electric poly hopper spreader 4.0 cu yd cap- 7.5-ton trucks #shpe2250(US $7,999.99)
Snowex towable spreader -12 cu. ft capacity #sp-1225g(US $3,159.99)
Snowex tow pro towable spreader- 1.4 cu. yard, model#sp-7000(US $8,999.99)
Snowex vee pro poly hopper spreader -1.0 cu. yard capacity #sp-6000(US $4,599.99)
Meyer hotshot handheld spreaders -case of 6 5-lb capacity each #38196(US $179.99)
Pforzheim University - Honda F1 'off track' project
Fri, 19 Sep 2008Students of the Masters in Transportation Design course at Pforzheim University in Germany have been working on a rather special project: to create designs for ‘off-track' cars for Honda's F1 drivers Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello, incorporating Honda's environmentally conscious fuel-cell technology. Sponsored by Honda R&D Europe, the project has been running for the last three years. This year the vehicles had to be designed with a theme based on a GP host country of each student's choice.
‘Bring a Trailer' exclusive: 1957 Pontiac Star Chief
Thu, 05 Apr 2012Our love of Pontiacs is well documented here at Autoweek. So we couldn't resist showing you this lime-green example of a 1957 Pontiac Star Chief from our friends over at Bring a Trailer. It has a buy-it-now price of $23,500 on eBay and a “make offer” price of $22,000 on Craigslist.
Design Contest: Renault Design competition 'Imagine Espace in 2024'
Sat, 20 Nov 2004The competition to 'Imagine Espace in 2024' has been won by Romain Gauvin, a fifth-year student at Strate Coll?ge in Paris. Renault Design organized the competition to coincide with the 20th anniversary of the Espace, inviting entries from students at its partner design schools in France (Strate Coll?ge) and Germany (Pforzheim University). "My intention was to design a car that travels on the ground yet feels like it is soaring through the sky, like flying a hang-glider", explains Romain Gauvin.