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Suspension & Steering for Sale
64 falcon 3 on the tree steering column(US $100.00)
1963 chrysler tilt steering column(US $170.00)
1963 chrysler steering wheel & horn ring(US $40.00)
1967 chevrolet impala ss 427 396 327 convertible frame chassis (US $1,600.00)
Fiat 1100 1200 tv convertible front sway bar 1956-1959(US $40.00)
53 54 55 corvette original door sill plates(US $200.00)
Citroen DS5 production-ready a Frankfurt
Wed, 31 Aug 2011Citroen DS5 - Production ready at Frankfurt The Citroen DS5 debuted at Shanghai earlier this year – after a suitable tease, of course – but is arriving at Frankfurt as a production-ready car. Not that we can work out what Citroen has changed on the DS5 to make it production-ready. It still looks concept-y good to our eyes, and has a more than fighting chance of making inroads against more conservatively styled competition.
Kia Cadenza revealed
Sun, 18 Oct 2009The new Kia Cadenza The Cadenza is the production version of the KND-5 Concept Kia showed earlier this year and is an A6 sized luxury saloon which will go on sale around the world in 2010. Designed in Europe – by a team headed by an ex Audi designer – the Cadenza is a very convincing up-market saloon aimed at taking on the German offerings. And it looks like it has the goods to deliver on the promise.
May Sale For Regal Bentley
Fri, 09 May 2014IT’S time to shake the piggy bank as a 1970 Bentley T1 once owned by His Grace the Duke of Devonshire is being offered for sale without reserve at Silverstone Auctions’ May Sale on Saturday 24th May. The car is being offered for sale due to lack of use by its current owner Leslie Bricusse, the English composer famous for writing a string of hits including the theme to James Bond’s Goldfinger, Sammy Davis Jnr’s What kind of fool am I, and Nina Simone’s Feeling Good. During the Duke’s ownership, notable passengers included Her Majesty The Queen, former Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, poet and writer Sir John Betjeman, and both Princess Alexandra and Princess Margaret.