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Oem Ford 1941 Deluxe Steering Wheel Horn Button Cap Dash Trim Molding Emblem on 2040-parts.com

US $69.95
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Snohomish, Washington, United States

Snohomish, Washington, United States
ORIGINAL IN DRIVER CONDITION SOME LITE PITTING
Manufacturer Part Number:A-3625 Part Brand:Ford FOMOCO VINTAGE ORIGINAL STOCK OEM Interchange Part Number:1940 1942 DELUXE ACCESSORY EMBLEM Country of Manufacture:United States Other Part Number:RAT HOT ROD CUSTOM CHROME ART DECO

OEM Ford 1941 DELUXE Steering Wheel Horn Button Cap Dash Trim Molding Emblem ORIGINAL IN DRIVER CONDITION SOME LITE PITTING

Scions at SEMA

Thu, 31 Oct 2013

On Tuesday, Scion unveiled the cars it will show on its stand at SEMA and, while we appreciate the efforts of the tC tuners in the Scion Tuner Challenge, we gotta admit the FR-S entries and another stretch limo xB really caught our editorial eye. Coolest car of the night was a tie between the Ken Gushi GReddy FR-S and the Bulletproof Automotive FR-S. We couldn't decide which we liked better.

Car whiplash claim scam caught on video

Mon, 07 Oct 2013

Car whiplash claim scam caught on video The whole ‘Cash for Crash’ industry in the UK has got completely out of hand, fuelled not just by dishonest motorists eager for an easy few quid, but by ambulance-chasing lawyers eager to find a claim where there’s not even blame, and stupid insurance companies who sell said lawyers the details of their clients’ collisions. In fact, it does seem car insurance companies are increasingly eager to put obstacles in the way if you object that you weren’t at fault when someone crashes in to you, and would rather settle quickly than spend time, money and resources on fighting spurious claims for you. So the idea of having a dash-cam of some description to keep a record of events is a smart one, and that’s exactly what Smart Witness offers; a dash-cam that takes a 170 degree view from the driver’s perspective and records it to a smart card.

Exhibition: BMW Art Drive London

Tue, 24 Jul 2012

Entering the seventh floor of a London car park to find three spaces occupied by BMWs is an inconsequential occurrence given the proliferation of Bavarian-born cars in the UK Capital. Except, that is, when the three in question have been touched by the hands (and brushes) of Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol and Robert Rauschernberg. As part of the London 2012 Festival and in partnership with the ICA, BMW has taken over a grimy multi-storey in London's hipster Shoreditch district, filling it with 16 works from its iconic, priceless Art Car collection.