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Delphi SA10102 SKYFi2 Vehicle Adapter Kit List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $23.00  |
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Receiver cradle allows for hard or soft dash mount optionsSmall magnetic-mounted vehicle antennaCar kit includes: antenna mounting stand DC adapter and cassette adapterHome kit includes: indoor/outdoor antenna cradle AC power adapter and RCA audio cables Complete your Delphi SKYFi2 XM Satellite Radio receiver listening system with this tailor-made vehicle adapter kit. The base SKYFi2 receiver package (model SA10101) contains a receiver and a remote control. To install your SKYFi in a car, you need this, the SKYFi2 vehicle adaptor kit (model SA10102), which contains a vehicle cradle, a cassette adapter, an antenna, and a 12-volt power adapter. The vehicle cradle holds your SKYFi receiver and provides connections for audio, power, and antenna cables. You should mount the antenna on the roof of your car or truck. The 12V power adapter plugs into your cigarette lighter and powers your SKYFi2 through the vehicle cradle. The cassette adapter, meanwhile, lets you listen to XM right through your car stereo's cassette deck. The SKYFi2 receiver has a built-in wireless modulator so you can tune in XM programming on your FM radio, with slightly lower sound quality than you'd get using the cassette-shell adapter. What's in the Box Vehicle cradle, a small magnet-mounted vehicle antenna, a cassette adapter, a power adapter, and an installation guide. |
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Weiand 9221 Sbc Short Corv Team G Adj - Sat List Price: $129.73 Sale Price: $129.73 |
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Team G Water Pump Satin Finish 356-T Aluminum Alloy Adjustable Design w/Twisted Snout Design Short Style Circle Track |
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Sony XVM-R75 Motorized Fold-Down Widescreen 7" LCD Monitor (Silver) |
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7" Diagonal LCD Screen Is Designed To Be Mounted Overhead For Maximum VisibilityBright, Thin Film Transistor (TFT) Active Matrix Display For The Very Best ResolutionMotorized Fold-Down Panel Automatically Closes The Monitor When Ignition Is Turned Off16 x 9 Widescreen Aspect Ratio For A Cinematic Look That Brings Out The Best In DVDsWide & Zoom Functions Accommodate Conventional 4 x 3 Aspect Ratio ProgramsThree Audio/Video inputs w/ One Monitor Output For Versatile Mobile Video OptionsSupplied Wireless Remote Control For Convenient Operation Of All Essential FunctionsTwo Mini Headphone Jacks & Infrared Transmitter For Sony Cordless Headphones Whether keeping the kids entertained on the drive to grandma's or rehearsing your sales presentation on the way to the next meeting, the Sony XVM-R75 7-inch flip-down LCD provides a welcome distraction (as long as the driver isn't watching). The monitor provides wireless viewing in your choice of widescreen or conventional 4:3 formats. It connects through the included XA-117 connection box which transmits data directly from your trunk-mounted DVD changer, game system, or other compatible peripheral device. The screen offers adjustments such as brightness and contrast (dimmer) control to let you view images clearly in most lighting conditions. The unit also features a built-in IR receiver so that it can be operated with the included remote control. An IR transmitter lets you listen using Sony's wireless headphones (not included). The XVM-R75 relies on your cars battery to provide power, so when the key is not in the ignition, the panel will automatically fold closed. This is a helpful feature for preventing car break-ins, as it renders the monitor much less visible. The XVM-R75 comes with everything you'll need for initial installation. Sony recommends that you have this product professionally installed to prevent accidental interference with or damage to your car's safety and operational systems. Additionally, you are urged to make sure that the XVM-R75 is mounted in a location that will not obstruct the driver's view. What's in the Box XVM-R75 LCD, XA-117 connection box, RM-X123 remote control with lithium battery, extension cable (5 m), power cord, DC-DC cord, stereo mini plug-to-plug cable (5 m), mounting plate, screws, tapping screws, cord stopper, crimper, operating instructions, warranty information |
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Scosche IU3.5RC 3.5mm Retractable Cable List Price: $9.99 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Retractable design allows the user to neatly connect 3.5mm audio devicesSlender barrel works with recessed 3.5mm jacksCable length: 2.8' Connect your iPod to multimedia speakers, car stereos, and a host of other audio products with this retractable cable. The cord, which includes a single 3.5 mm male connector on each end, measures 2.5 feet long when fully extended. More importantly, the cord offers a fast and easy way to extend your audio player connection beyond a few inches. Simply plug one end into your iPod's 3.5 mm headphone jack and the other into the auxiliary input of your preferred audio device, such as a car stereo or boombox. Once connected, you'll enjoy a full range of audio options. Plus, when you're not using the cord, it retracts into its slim housing for storage. The cable is backed by a 90-day warranty. |
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Boss BV7320 In-Dash 3.2-Inch DVD/MP3/CD Widescreen Receiver with USB (Detachable Front Panel) List Price: $229.00 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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NTSC/PAL compatible monitorPLL synthesized AM/FM tuner with 30 station presetsSwitchable USA/Europe radio frequenciesCompatible with audio output of iPod and other MP3 playersCD mute function/last position memory/intro scan1-Bit D/A converter/8x oversamplingESP (anti-skip mechanism)Subwoofer output (BassMax)Dual (front and rear) RCA outputsRear view camera inputIncludes wireless remote control Swap your OEM receiver for something a bit more versatile. The BV7320 plays a variety of disc formats, including DVDs, CDs and VCDs. You can also enjoy your WMA/MP4/MP3 digital files, whether from burnt discs or via the receiver's USB port or SD Card slot. Video looks great on the 3.2-inch screen, and you can easily add a rear view camera to your vehicle. Swap your OEM receiver for something more versatile. Click to enlarge. Brilliant 3.2-inch monitor with 1440 x 234 pixel resolution. Front-panel USB port and auxiliary input. 3.2-Inch Monitor The single-DIN BV7320 features a drop-down, detachable front panel with a 3.2-inch widescreen TFT monitor. The brilliant monitor features a 1440 x 234 resolution, and an on-screen display that makes navigating features a breeze. Enjoy Your Media The BV7320 will play back your DVDs/SDVDs, SVCDs/VCDs, CDs, CD-R/Ws, and WMA/MP4/MP3 files. The ESP anti-skip mechanism ensures your music or video isn't interrupted by any bumps in the road, and playback features such as a mute function, intro scan, and last position memory are all included. When listening to digital files, enjoy full ID3 tag display of artist/track info. Dial in the sound with separate bass and treble EQ controls, along with balance/fader. USB and SD Connectivity The BV7320 features a front-panel USB port and SD Card jack, so you can instantly switch out USB thumb drives or SD cards with a fresh batch of MP3 tunes/podcasts/etc. AM/FM Radio Enjoy your favorite radio programming with the PLL-synthesized tuner, featuring 30 station presets for instant access to your preferred stations, and switchable USA/Europe radio frequencies. Auxiliary Input The convenient front-panel auxiliary input (3.5mm mini jack) is a great way to enjoy audio from your iPod, MP3 player, or other external audio devices. Power and Expandability The BV7320 provides 50 Watts through four channels to start, and if you'd like to expand your system, use the front/rear and subwoofer preamp outputs to add external amplifiers. Rear View Camera Input Add a rear view camera for safety and convenience when your vehicle is in reverse. Remote Included A wireless remote control is included for convenient control of the system. What's in the Box BV7320 Receiver, Wireless Remote, Mounting Hardware, User's Manual |
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Sony CDXM60UI Marine CD Receiver MP3/WMA/AAC Player with USB Wire for iPod and USB Devices (White/Silver) List Price: $199.95 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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52W x4 High Power : Detachable Faceplate with Front Panel Aux In & AUX cap : Rear USB Wire for iPod and other USB devices (1.5 m cable included) : Quick-BrowZer with Jump Mode and Zappin : Passenger Control with Display Function : MP3/WMA/AAC playback1 with DM+ : UV resistant paint : Conformal circuit board coating : EQ3 Stage 2, DSO2 : SAT Radio ready / HD Radio ready : Front, Rear/Sub selectable pre amp output : Blue Key Illumination : Blue 13 segment LED display : Supplied wireless card remote (RM-X151) : Band - AM / FM : Dimensions (Approx.) - 7.0 x 2.0 x 7.1 in. (178 x 50 x 180mm) : Weight (Approx.) - 3.9 lbs. (1.4kg) Rock your boat with superior sound quality and a wealth of music options. The CDX-M60UI marine CD receiver features USB 1-wire, which allows you to connect, control and charge your iPhone, iPod, or Walkman MP3 player. You can also play your CDs loaded with MP3, WMA or AAC songs. Plus, searching for songs is a snap thanks Quick-BrowZer with Jump Mode and Zappin technology. Plus, a flip-down, detachable faceplate, coated circuit board and UV-resistant paint helps keep this radio protected from the elements. Rock your boat with superior sound quality and a wealth of music options. Click here for a larger image Rock the Boat. Play CDs and MP3/WMA FIles Play back all your favorite CDs, along with CD-R/RW discs. Better yet, why not burn a CD-R/RW full of MP3 and WMA files, for hours of music on a single disc? Dial it all in with Sony's EQ3 three-band equalization to get just the sound you're after. USB 1 Wire for iPod Now, one single head unit can access and control your iPod, Walkman player, and numerous other digital music players, plus USB thumb drives and memory devices. Plug in your iPod and get direct control over playback, or use the Passenger Control feature to let your passenger control things directly from the iPod. Zappin Plays music clips by scanning your music collection. Find your favorites quickly and easily by the simple touch of the Zappin control button. Quick-BrowZer Quick-BrowZer lets you quickly search for and select songs while driving. Add HD or SAT Radio with add-ons like the XT-100HD HD Receiver above. Further safeguard your receiver from sun, salt and water with a Sony waterproof cover. DRIVE-S Chassis Sony DRIVE-S technology provides the ultimate audio platform, upon which to build a system that caters to demanding ears. SAT Radio / HD Radio Adaptor Ready The CDX-M60UI integrates seamlessly with satellite radio Sony Bus adaptors, so you can receive digital satellite radio broadcasts. Ditto on HD Radio: you can receive digital audio broadcasts when you connect an optional HD Radio tuner. Room to grow. Three Preamp Outputs The Sony Marine CDX-M60UI delivers 52 watts x 4, but if you need more, it also includes three preamp outputs, so you can boost your boat's sound system with minimal effort and maximum flexibility. DM+ Advanced This Sony original codec enhancer brings your compressed music files back to life. UV Resistant Coating A UV Resistant front panel coating protects faceplate helps prevent discoloration from the sun, very important in marine applications. Conformal Circuit Board Coating The sun's not the only damaging element out there... A conformal coating on the circuit board helps protect the electronic assembly from damage due to contamination, salt spray, moisture, fungus, dust, and corrosion, all standard fare in the harsh marine environment. What's in the Box Sony CDX-M60UI Marine CD Receiver, RM-X151 Wireless Remote, Parts for Installation and Connections (1 Set), Documentation |
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FIAMM 72112 Freeway Blaster Horn List Price: $15.91 Sale Price: $9.79 |
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Parts Master Horns 72112 The Freeway Blaster Low Note Horn |
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Chevrolet SS Muscle Car Red Book List Price: $14.95 Sale Price: $100.00 |
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A complete and accurate statistical guide to the extremely popular Super Sport Chevys. 1967-72 Camaro SS; and 1965-73 Chevelle SS; and 1962-70 Impala SS. Colors, options, serial numbers, production totals, specs and facts. A vital fact book. Similar to the popular Corvette Black Book. |
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Camaro / Chevelle / Nova / Monte Carlo / El Camino / Chevy II / Malibu Parts Locating Guide List Price: $27.95 Sale Price: $24.95 |
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Find any part GUARANTEED. Finally, someone has done the research to make it easy to find anything for your Chevy. The largest source of parts information anywhere. Thousands of new, used, & custom Chevy parts and literature dealers, clubs, specialty salvage yards and companies that repair & restore original parts. Organized to find what you need quickly and cheaply. Any year, any part, any Chevy. It's all in here! Over 80,000 books sold. |
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Chevrolet used to have an advertising campaign that touted, "Baseball, apple pie, and Chevrolet." Supposedly, General Motor's largest division attempted to indoctrinate consumers into believing that a Chevrolet was as mainstream as Main Street, USA. In many ways this campaign worked. For generations now the Chevrolet division has been serving up cars that have been snapped up by Americans, particularly those seeking their first car. Let's take a look at three Chevy classics that have shaped the respected US automaker.
Corvette - In 1953, the Chevy Corvette was released and the auto market hasn't been the same since. This two seat ragtop paved the way for greater and lesser cars to enter the US market including Chevy's own Camaro and Chevelle; Pontiac's Firebird and GTO; Ford's Thunderbird and Mustang; the Dodge Charger; Plymouth 'Cuda; AMC Javelin; Datsun 240Z; and a host of other cars. For over 50 years, the limited production Corvette has been the "halo" car for Chevrolet and is now a favorite of the baby boomer set.
Camaro - One of the original "pony cars" was the Camaro which, along with the similarly designed Pontiac Firebird, was GM's answer in 1967 to the Ford Mustang. After the 1964½ introduction of the Mustang, GM needed a response...and badly! Pony cars were famous for compact size, speed, and 2+2 seating. Add in a convertible and you had a true California cruiser. After 35 years of production, Chevy discontinued the Camaro while the Mustang is still being made. Good news for Camaro fans: A new Camaro is reportedly set to debut for the 2009 model year.
El Camino - Is it a car or is it a truck? How about: car/truck? Half car and half truck, the El Camino is essentially a car with the rear section converted into a truck bed. Introduced in 1959, the original El Camino was based on the Impala platform, then on the Chevelle, and later on the Malibu chassis. The El Camino was Chevy's response to the 1957 introduction of the Ford Ranchero, the first production car/truck. Although not meant for heavy duty truck use the El Camino, when equipped with adjustable shock absorbers, was able to carry its share of weight in its bed.
Other cars from Chevy that have been memorable include: the Venture, Nova, Caprice, and Chevelle; while some truly forgettable models include the Chevette, Monza, and Vega.
Chevrolet's current line up is a far cry from yesteryear's fleet, but with over 25 cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs models being marketed today, the Chevrolet name continues to impact and shape the American automotive industry.
Copyright 2005-2012 -- Matthew C. Keegan is a freelance automotive writer covering classic, current, and future models. He manages Mazda Spiano [http://www.mazdaspiano.com/], an informational website for this car.
Chevy Chevelle History
The Chevrolet Chevelle is a mid-sized car from Chevy, first rolling off the assembly line in 1964. It was manufactured from 1964 through 1977 and was one of General Motors most triumphant cars. Chevelle models ranged from easy on the pocket family cars to convertibles and powerful coupes. The Malibu was at first the top trim level of the Chevelle line, and it replaced the Chevelle name entirely after 1977. The Chevelle chassis, based on the reengineered GM A platform, provided the platform for the Chevrolet Monte Carlo, a very successful model itself.
The Chevelle was anticipated to compete with the equally sized Ford Fairlane, and to return to the Chevrolet lineup a model comparable in size and concept to the popular 1955-57 models. Early drawing photos show what would eventually be the Chevelle wearing Nova nameplates, the name that was used for the top trim level in the smaller Chevy II series. From 1964-69, the Chevelle was the groundwork for the similar Beaumont, a re-trimmed model sold only in Canada by Pontiac dealers.
A two-door station wagon was available in 1964 and 1965 in the bottom-line Chevelle 300 series. Four-door hardtops, dubbed Sport Sedans, were available from 1966 through 1972. Two-door hardtops and convertibles were produced from 1964 to 1972, while four-door sedans and four-door wagons were offered throughout the entire run. In line with other Chevrolet series, the two-door hardtops were called Sport Coupes. An assortment of models of wagons was sold with exclusive nameplates: Nomad (1968-1972), Nomad Custom (1968), Greenbrier (1969-1972), Concours (1967-1972), and Concours Estate (1968-1972).
The El Camino, a utility pickup, was part of the Chevy lineup and, depending on the year, was available in the 300/300 Deluxe trim level, Malibu trim level and the one-year only SS396. The El Camino outlived its passenger car counterpart until its end in 1987.
The Chevelle underwent a redesign for the 1973 model year. The so-called "colonnade hardtop" styling featured frameless door glass and fixed "B" pillars. Rear windows on coupes no longer could be opened, no doubt encouragement from GM to purchase the increasingly popular optional air conditioning. The Front suspension was based on the Camaro and Firebird which greatly improved handling. Engine choices ranged from the 250 I6 to the venerable 454 V8. Hardened engine valve seats and hydraulic camshafts made these engines reliable for many miles, and allowed them to accept the increasingly popular unleaded regular gasoline. Cross flow radiators and coolant reservoirs that prevented air from entering the system prevented overheating. Swivel bucket seats and center console for automatic and manual shift cars were offered in every model as was the instrument gauge cluster. Power front disc and rear drum brakes were standard. Power accessories, air conditioning and AM/FM tape stereo were more prevalent these years and provided a pleasing drive. A power moon roof was an option in 1973 and 1975.
The station wagon, available in 6 or 9 passenger seating, featured a rear hatchback door which allowed for easier entry and loading. The Chevrolet El Camino and GMC Sprint were based on the Chevelle. Yearly design changes to the front and rear mark the aesthetic differences as in preceding years. The 1973 to 1977 Chevelles were top sellers for GM as was the Oldsmobile Cutlass, which used the same A-body platform.
The 1973 model offerings started with the top luxury Laguna series with its distinct urethane nose, followed by Malibu and then deluxe models. A Super Sport SS package was available for Malibu coupes and for the only time, station wagons. The Super Sport SS option included a black front grille, SS emblem on the interior and exterior, body side striping, rally wheels with white letter tires, F41 sport suspension with front and rear sway bars, and a 350 or 454 V8. A 4 speed Muncie transmission was available with 350 or 454 equipped cars on any model.
In 1974 the Laguna S3 coupe replaced the "Super Sport SS" as the sporty performance option on the Chevelle. The nomenclature S3 referred to sport and 3rd generation Chevelle. It sported a special urethane nose, body side striping, Laguna S3 emblem, rally wheels, 4 spoke steering wheel and F41 sport suspension with front and rear sway bars. Radial tires on 15" wheels and radial tuned suspension provided road grip and retractable 3 point seat belts were introduced and still used in new cars today. A 400 engine was new this year. The 454 was the top engine and available with the Turbo Hydra-Matic 400 or Muncie 4 speed transmissions.
With the Laguna nameplate now bearing the sporty model in the Chevelle line, the top-line series for 1974 became the Malibu Classic, offered in sedan, coupe and station wagon models. Unlike the '73 Laguna, the Malibu Classic used the same grille work as lesser Chevelle models but added a spring-loaded hood ornament. Inside, Malibu Classic featured luxurious interiors with notchback bench seats (or optional Strato bucket seats) upholstered in cloth or vinyl, carpeted door panels and wood grain instrument panel trim, and vertical opera windows on coupes or exterior wood trim on station wagons. Also for 1974, the base Chevelle Deluxe series was dropped, leaving the plain Malibu as the low-end series.
The 1975 Laguna S-3 debuted as a 1/2 year model in February and sported a new sloped front nose designed for NASCAR. H.E.I. or High Energy Ignition provided spark to the spark plugs with minimal maintenance and increased power. The larger distributor cap also provided better high RPM performance by decreasing the likelihood of the spark conducting to the wrong terminal. The 454 and Turbo Hydra-Matic 400 transmissions was available for the first half of the model year and then the 400 was the top engine choice. In 1976, the Chevelle was available with the new 5.0 liter 305 V8 the 350 and the 400. 1977 offered the Malibu Classic as the top model and the 350 was the top engine. A Chevelle S.E. or special edition was available and provided front and rear spoilers, rally wheels, special graphics and sport suspension. Only 50 or so were built. When GM downsized its intermediate models for 1978, the Chevelle name was dropped and all models took the Chevrolet Malibu name.
The 1973 to 1977 Chevelle was the top car in the NASCAR circuit in the 1970s. The car was so popular and successful on the track that Chevrolet developed a new front nose in 1975 that lead to the aerodynamic cars of today. The car dominated the field so much that NASCAR imposed a carburetor restrictor plate for all Laguna’s. Drivers that raced 1973 to 1977 Chevelles include Darrell Waltrip, Junior Johnson, Benny Parsons, Cale Yarborough, Bobby and Donnie Allison, Bobby Isaac, Lennie Pond, A.J. Foyt, Ricky Rudd, Dale Earnhardt and female racer Janet Guthrie.
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In Junk yards is their alot of classic cars?
for example chevy - chevelle,nova,camaro,MonteCarlo Malibu
and --How much do you think they are ? if someone has bought one
and restored it i will like to know.
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I'm a salvage yard owner/operator so I can tell you...NO there are not many classics in any wrecking yards these days. As the other gent said 'most good ones are gone"...it's either that or ppl are listing them on ebay.
Of course there are still barn finds out there waiting to be discovered...but at this point, who knows WHERE is until someone calls?
If you're looking for an old project/restorable car I highly recommend ebay, and go to thier "parts cars" section there, you'll find some great deals!
If you're looking for muscle car parts there is a site for that called www.yearone.com That's a big muscle car yard down in Georgia. that will be about the only place you'll find any real classics or muscle cars but i am not sure if they would sell a whole car, never asked them but have bought many parts there.
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