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Deck & Cabin Hardware for Sale
Boat door cabinet hatch turn button catch latch-large- marine stainless steel(US $13.75)
Seachoice stainless steel gas deck fill plate for 1 1/2" id hose part# 32251(US $35.99)
Custom 24 inch smoke plexiglass boat windshield w/ hardware kit
Southco m1-43-1 white locking boat hatch latch
Boat / marine 6" 316 stainless steel deck plate(US $109.00)
Boat ladder
Honda EV-Ster
Thu, 01 Dec 2011One of Honda's many debutants at Tokyo 2011 was the EV-Ster concept. The tiny two-seat roadster boasts an electric rear-wheel drive layout beneath the ‘dynamic and innovative' exterior styling. The heavily defined flanks and short over-hangs give the EV-Ster a sporting stance, the extensive use of carbon composites further confirming this, whilst the DRG boasts the familiar alternate energy family graphics.
MINI Clubvan Concept arrives
Sat, 18 Feb 2012It's the MINI load-lugger - the MINI Clubvan Concept We thought it was going to be the MINI Cargo, but it looks like the reviaval of the Mini Van is the MINI Clubvan. We have the first photos. At the very end of last year we reported that MINI were planning on reviving the much-loved Mini Van, and that we thought it would debut at Geneva 2012.
Range Rover Hybrids press ahead on Silk Trail route to Mumbai
Wed, 11 Sep 2013A trio of Range Rover Hybrid prototypes is well on its way to India on a 9,950-mile endurance drive through 12 countries. Land Rover is following the old Silk Trail to the east, but while it took ancient merchants months to complete the route, the Land Rover Hybrid team will be doing it in just 53 days. The Silk Trail is a historical network of trade routes which connected Asia with Europe and the Mediterranean, and got its name from the Chinese silk which was a lucrative trade item well into the 14th century.