66 Chevy Pickup on 2040-cars
Sevierville, Tennessee, United States
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This truck was built from the bare frame up and was finished Feb, 2011. The only new aftermarket sheet metal is the tailgate. The parts are either new, rebuilt or replaced. It has a 94 late model fuel injected engine that has been carbureted with a holley 600, has a serpentine belt system, new rebuilt turbo 350 trans, 73 5 lug 273 non pose rear end, complete 73 front suspension 5 lug, new power steering box, complete new power disc brake from master cylinder on. Tilt steering column, Grant wheel, aluminum radiator, Vintage air cond, AM-FM-CD player. 17” American torq-thrust wheels, new exhaust with headers, new gas tank, custom aftermarket gauges with a matching elec clock, new interior, weather stripping, windshield wipers and wiper motor. The speedo needs calibrated to the correct mph; the miles showing are incorrect due to the speedometer being fast. Current miles showing is 2,210 since re-built. The color is a bright, brilliant red with a white oak bed; the pictures do not do it justice. This truck is not a hot rod but a nice head turning cruiser. It drives and runs right; everything works down to the horn and interior light. When bidding on the truck, please take into consideration the obvious time and money that has been spent on the restoration of it. 865-654-5598 |
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New Chevy Malibu helps parents monitor teen driver's performance
Thu, Apr 2 2015For teens, a driver's license can represent freedom. For parents, it can represent fear. Now there's a way parents can alleviate some of their worries and monitor their teen drivers. The 2016 Chevy Malibu, which debuted Wednesday at the New York Auto Show, contains a new feature that tracks driving performance and helps inexperienced drivers rein in some of their more dangerous habits. Accessed through a password in the car's infotainment system, parents can learn how far their child has driven, how fast they've gone and how many times they've braked hard, among other features. "It's an in-vehicle report card that gives parents information," says Mary Ann Beebe, one of the lead engineers who designed the system. "It's meant to be used as a teaching tool. Parents can sit down and talk with their teen about, 'Here are some areas where you're doing well, and here's some where you can use improvement.'" Car accidents are the leading cause of death for teens ages 16 to 19, and only last week, AAA released a study that found their driving behavior can leave them particularly susceptible to crashes. General Motors had sought ways to help educate and train younger drivers. In an era where data can be harvested from cars, monitoring performance is one way to provide information. Parents access the Teen Driver system in the car through a PIN-number entered into the Malibu's infotainment system. The report card can only be seen in the car – so far, it's not available via a smartphone app, like some other types of on-board diagnostic information. The system is activated by the use of a specially programmed key fob that lets the system know who is driving the car. Once the vehicle recognizes the key fob, it takes preventive measures to ensure safer conduct behind the wheel: Until the driver and front passenger buckle their seat belts, the radio is muted. Safety systems such as forward-collision assist and electronic stability control are automatically turned on. Parents can preset preferred speed limits, and drivers will hear a warning if that sound is exceeded. "We have these great technologies, and we want to make sure we turn them on for the teen," Beebe said. There are no geo-location aspects of the program, and data is stored on the car, not uploaded to the Cloud or even seen by General Motors, she said.
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The majority of consumers are more or less priced out of the market.
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The Bow-Tie brand rented out Spring Mountain Motorsports Ranch, got several (very) different individuals together, strapped a bunch of sensors to their bodies to record biometric data ranging from heart rate to respiration to brain activity, and then handed them keys to the new Chevrolet Corvette Stingray. The results are explained in a series of videos, devoted to each driver, showing how different people react to the Corvette's performance.
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