Find or Sell any Parts for Your Vehicle in USA

Vw Beetle Bug 73-79 Tail Light Set Oe Hella on 2040-parts.com

US $32.00
Location:

Indianapolis, Indiana, US

Indianapolis, Indiana, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:VW - Hella Placement on Vehicle:Rear

Hello there , i have here a set of OE tail lights for a bug . as these are OE ,they are side specific. the left side has one screw mount broken , but i believe it can be glued in place and wouldn't be noticeable once installed. both have minor lines appearing in the amber section of the lenses at the top (don't think i've ever seen any of these that didn't do that to some degree) although these are lines only as i've seen some that actually apear to look like spider webs. these are marked Hella made in germany. thanks for looking in...

Aston Martin may build Maybachs for Daimler, reports say

Thu, 23 Dec 2010

Aston Martin is in talks with Daimler AG over a potential partnership that would see the British luxury carmaker design and build a new Maybach ultraluxury sedan for the German automaker, Europe press reports said. Aston Martin may take engine technology from Daimler in exchange for building Daimler's Maybach cars, the Financial Times said on Wednesday, citing people close to the situation. German automotive magazine Auto Zeitung said Daimler has already commissioned a mock-up of a new Maybach limousine that would use know-how and parts from Aston Martin.

Volkswagen XL1 priced at £98,515 - 30 coming to UK

Mon, 30 Jun 2014

By Nikolai Attard Motor Industry 30 June 2014 15:16 Volkswagen has announced the price for the energy-efficient XL1, which has now gone on sale in the UK. Only 200 VW XL1s will be built, with up to 30 making their way to deep-pocketed early adopters in the UK. The XL1 was on show at last weekend’s 2014 Goodwood Festival of Speed where it silently whirred up the hill in front of 50,000 spectators on Sunday.

Livin' La Dolce Vita at Monterey weekend

Sat, 15 Aug 2009

If you tend to not like crowds, or even very many people at all, but you love Italian cars, then you'd have loved La Dolce Vita. The Italian car celebration was modeled after the long-running Concorso Italiano. When Concorso Italiano moved last year to a wide, flat, wind-swept airport it was roundly panned by critics and car lovers alike.