All Balls Wheel Bearing And Seal Kit Rear For Yamaha Yzf-r1 1998-1999 on 2040-parts.com
Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States
Wheels, Tires for Sale
- Rim dyna fxdbi rear rim front rim(US $100.00)
- Harley 1980 thru 2008 fl and flhtc models stiffy kit for swingarm
- Manhattan 23 front black wheel harley road king flhr flhrc road fltr fltru 08-13(US $865.95)
- Harley davidson flt/c 1980-1982 clutch cable(US $26.21)
- Rear wheel 14 inch tire tube fits honda kawasaki ktm suzuki yamaha(US $20.95)
- Manhattan 23" front black wheel harley electra glide flht flhtc ultra 00-07(US $799.95)
The ‘Persuaders’ Aston Martin DBS fetches £533,500 at Bonhams auction
Mon, 19 May 2014The Persuaders Aston Martin DBS sold at Bonhams Aston Martin Works sale As we reported back in March, the Aston Martin DBS driven by Roger Moore in the 1970s TV Series The Persuaders – where Moore played Lord Brett Sinclair and Tony Curtis Danny Wilde – was up for sale this weekend at the Bonhams Aston Martin works sales Newport Pagnell. The first time this iconic TV car had been offered for sale in 40 years – although without its iconic ‘BS 1′ number plate – the DBS fetched an impressive £533,500 (including buyers premium and taxes) – a world record price. Compared to the huge prices reached by James Bond Aston Martins, the price paid for the Persuaders DBS was small, but in terms of the price paid for a ‘TV’ car it was huge.
Aston Martin One-77 WILL Show at Geneva
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Previous owner of car in Paul Walker crash appears to be IndyCar driver Graham Rahal
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