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Solas Myth D3x13 3/4 X 15rt Stainless Boat Propeller Prop on 2040-parts.com

US $199.00
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Albany, Oregon, US

Albany, Oregon, US
Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Return policy details:ALL RETURNS MUST MATCH PHOTO VIDEO AND SERIAL NUMBER OF ITEM SHIPPED, Brand:Solas Country of Manufacture:United States Model:D3x13 3/4x15RT

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Ferrari testing LaFerrari at Nurburgring (video)

Thu, 26 Sep 2013

Ferrari testing LaFerrari at Nurburgring We’ve had plenty of information from the Nurburgring on the new McLaren P1, and the new Porsche 918 has broken the Nurburgring lap record, but until now, despite a reveal at the Geneva Motor Show, we’ve had nothing from Ferrari on the LaFerrari. Yes, we know Ferrari have been running LaFerrari round their own track, but McLaren and Porsche have been taking on the Nurburgring for some time with their hyper supercar offerings, but now it seems Ferrari are playing catch-up. What is a bit ofdd is that despite LaFerrari being presented to the public in production guise at Geneva, Ferrari feel the need to cover LaFerrari ion swirly black and white camouflage.

McLaren P1 Geneva reveal confirmed & first instrument view

Wed, 06 Feb 2013

The McLaren P1 supercar has been confirmed for a Geneva Motor Show debut and we get theĀ firstĀ peek at the P1′s ‘Race’ instruments. McLaren are certainly making the most of the reveal of the P1 and are still keeping the exact specifications close to their chest, although we do know that the P1 will get a modified version of the V8 in the 12C with a hybrid KERS type boost offering something north of 900bhp. But McLaren has thrown us a titbit of extra information with the Geneva confirmation in the form of two photos of the digital instruments in the P1 (inset above and in the main photo gallery for the P1).

Ford cars become personal valets

Tue, 08 Oct 2013

It's alive! Well, sort of. Ford has developed a car that can not only seek out empty parking spots, but park itself, too—all sans driver.