Willys Jeep & Truck Transfer Case Knobs 1941- 71 2pcs on 2040-parts.com
Benton Harbor, Michigan, US
Willys Jeep & Pickup Truck dual lever ( T18 ) Transfer Case knobs Set of 2 This auction is for 2 black Transfer Case knobs, 1941 - 1971. These knobs fit all Military Jeeps Cj-s & Willys Pickup Trucks 1947 - 1965 with dual lever transfer cases. They are Threaded with a 5/16 fine thread. They will add to the interior of your vehicle and Match the Gear Shift Knobs I have listed elsewhere. Very high quality and correct for vintage Willys Jeep vehicles. This sale is for a set of 2 Knobs for one price
Other Parts for Sale
Vtg pierce arrow belt, 1912,qq, 1915,a2, round type group 14,**rope belt,**wow!(US $39.99)
1972 ih scout taillight assemblies with original tail light lenses(US $90.00)
1977 1978 1979 pontiac phoenix ventura gear shift pointer cable 10000359 nos nr!(US $9.95)
M151 a1 a2 windshield glass gasket rubber mutt military(US $45.00)
Vintage model a t ford 1930's eaton gas fuel cap decent original shape(US $49.95)
White wall tire paint,vintage,extra flexible,hot rodprimer and paint,8 oz each(US $59.50)
MINI John Cooper Works GP II revealed
Sat, 12 May 2012MINI John Cooper Works GP II MINI has revealed what they say is the fastest MINI ever – the MINI John Cooper Works GP II. Just 2,000 will be built. Last month we reported that MINI were planning a John Cooper Works GP II as a swansong for the current generation of MINI, and today it’s been revealed.
BMW Gran Lusso Coupe Concept plots 8-series return
Fri, 24 May 2013This sleek two door coupe concept, unveiled at the 2013 Villa d'Este Concourso d'Eleganza on Italy's Lake Como shores, could provide the stylistic inspiration for a BMW 8-series return. The Pininfarina Gran Lusso Coupe is a contemporary four seater created in cooperation between BMW's in-house design team headed by Karim Habib and famed Italian design house Pininfarina. The car is based on a modified rear-drive BMW 7-series platform and uses the 760i's 6.0-liter, 536-hp turbo V12 for power.
BMW gets new North America boss
Tue, 26 Jul 2011Veteran BMW executive Ludwig Willisch, who has led sales operations in Europe and Japan, will take over as CEO of BMW of North America on Oct. 1. The 54-year-old German will replace Jim O'Donnell, 61, who is retiring.