Street Racing Cars For Sale

Looking for our new Ford Ranger “XLT Super Cab” special price of $13,420* After Rebates. This is well Below Factory Invoice

Automatic, A/C, ABS, and MUCH more on sale with a MSRP $21,920 selling for way below invoice!
Print this and bring it in to qualify for free stuff.


Here is how we get to the sale price!

MSRP $21,920

Dealer Discount $2,500 good thru 11-10-09

Retail Cash $1000

RCL/Renewal $1500 (must be a returning FMCC lease)

MILITARY adds $500 more! !!!

$500 additional rebates if you graduated from College within the last 24 months. Not included in the sale price.
Bringing the discount to a total over $8000 off MSRP.

*T&L extra on sale price, pre rebates. Trades welcomed, Rebates subject to change. Call Dan Lozott for all manufactures offers and rebates, details... Picture may be a stock photo, all sale vehicles subject to prior sale






Call or Text Dan Lozott @ 425-344-7556 cell
Call me in the office directly 425-295-6170 for more information vehicle options and to see if it is still available. Ford-Hyundai Internet Sales @ 11800 124th Ave Ne Kirkland Wa. 98034

Looking for our new Ford Flex “Limited AWD” special price of $32,475* After Rebates. This is well Below Factory Invoice
Automatic, 20 inch Rims, Sync, 3.5 V-6, Leather Luxury, Tow package, A/C, ABS, and MUCH more on sale with a MSRP $41,745 selling for way below invoice!


Here is how we get to the sale price!

MSRP $41,745

Dealer Discount $4,270 good thru 11-10-09

Retail Cash $1000

Factory rebate $1000 Good till 12-01-09

RCL/Renewal $1500 (must be a returning FMCC lease)

MILITARY adds $500 more! !!!

$500 additional rebates if you graduated from College within the last 24 months. Not included in the sale price.
Bringing the discount to a total over $9,270 off MSRP.

*T&L extra on sale price, pre rebates. Trades welcomed, Rebates subject to change. Call Dan Lozott for all manufactures offers and rebates, details... Picture may be a stock photo, all sale vehicles subject to prior sale




Call or Text Dan Lozott @ 425-344-7556 cell
Call me in the office directly 425-295-6170 for more information vehicle options and to see if it is still available.

Looking for our new Ford Escape “XLT” special price of $19,975* After Rebates, $500 more for Current Military. This is well Below Factory Invoice
Automatic , Moon Roof, Sync, 3.0 V-6, A/C, ABS, and MUCH more on sale with a MSRP $17,505 selling for way below invoice!
Print this and bring it in to qualify for free stuff.


Here is how we get to the sale price!

MSRP $28,240

Dealer Discount $4,265 good thru 11-10-09

Retail Cash $1000

Factory rebate $1000 Good till 12-01-09

RCL/Renewal $1500 (must be a returning FMCC lease)

MILITARY adds $500 more! !!!

$500 additional rebates if you graduated from College within the last 24 months. Not included in the sale price.
Bringing the discount to a total over $8,765 off MSRP.

T&L extra on sale price pre rebates. Trades welcomed, Rebates subject to change. Call Dan Lozott for all manufactures offers and rebates, details... Picture may be a stock photo, all sale vehicles subject to prior sale



Call or Text Dan Lozott @ 425-344-7556 cell
Call me in the office Directly 425-295-6170 for more information vehicle options and to see if it is still available.
Ford-Hyundai Internet Sales @ 11800 124th Ave Ne Kirkland Wa. 98034

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So, what do these have to do with what? Well, I listed them all because there isn't much info on the internet when I searched up each one of these.

They are used on old Jags, these tools with the strange and incomprehensible markings were once common enough that even Sears Roebuck and Snap-On carried them.

Before the mid-nineteenth century, nuts and bolts were individually hand-made, specifically matched and were generally not interchangeable. Serious efforts to standardize screw threads began in 1841, when Sir Joseph Whitworth proposed a standard screw thread form based on a constant thread angle of 55 degrees. This became known as the Whitworth thread, and gained acceptance in British industry. Outside diameters of bolts began at 1/8" and increased by fractional inch increments, with a whole number of threads per inch specified for each diameter.

In 1965 the British Standards Institution approved a policy statement urging British industry to regard BSW, BSF, and BA as obsolescent, to be gradually replaced by International Standards Organization (ISO) metric thread

I learned a lot from http://www.jag-lovers.org/xk-lovers/library/whitworth_system.html

This a severe case of delamination I think...