Vintage Wood Sailboat Rudder Mahogany Wooden 47" Long on 2040-parts.com
Controls & Steering for Sale
12 feet boat rotary steering system outboard kit ss13710 marine cable(US $117.89)
1/2“-20 nut marine boat steering wheel center/hub nut helms system boat yacht(US $16.00)
Uflex c4 omc evinrude johnson 1979+ 18' throttle shift control cable c14x18(US $49.99)
Genuine mercury 24' power steering hose kit 8m0167295-open box(US $227.00)
Bennett marine trim tab control harness 30', 5005248, rgyb-dplg-drpt-30(US $48.89)
Lower shift cable kit for mercruiser alpha gen one & two 1 2 r mr mc 865436a02(US $31.88)
Geely FC-1 concept
Thu, 03 Apr 2008The third concept Geely is poised to reveal in Beijing will be the the FC-1, a station wagon-based CUV. With only a single side view image to judge from, the overall styling of the FC-1 displays a much faster and sleeker look than the other two, comparing to the GT concept's retro-organic and HL MPV's modern and simple design. By targeting the CUV segment - the trendiest vehicle segment in the world today - the FC-1 concept depicts the least 'shock value' of the three concept vehicles, and it might just have the brightest and most realistic future of them all.
Audi A4 pricing
Wed, 12 Sep 2007By Ben Barry Motor Industry 12 September 2007 10:16 Audi has announced on-the-road pricing for the all-new A4 that’s set to reach British customers in Spring 2008. The Audi A4 will start at £22,590 for the 1.8 petrol, rising to £29,680 for the 3.2 petrol. The 2.0-litre diesel lists at £23,940, while the 2.7 and 3.0-litre V6 oil burners come in at £28,440 and £30,290 respectively.
Monaco Grand Prix (2013): RESULT
Sun, 26 May 2013The two Mercedes out front at the start of the 2013 Monaco Grand Prix With a Mercedes front row – and Rosberg on pole – can Mercedes finally turn their stunning qualifying in to a stunning result in Monaco? The two Mercedes out front at the start of the 2013 Monaco Grand Prix Monaco can often be a bit of a procession, with limited opportunities to pass, and the 2013 Monaco Grand Prix was no different. But it was so interspersed with accident and incident that it sidelined the boring bits to irrelevance and made for a cracking spectacle, a spectacle that ended, where it started, with Nico Rosberg taking a Mercedes win in his home Grand Prix.