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Bare-Tool Makita BTW450Z High Torque Impact Wrench (Tool Only, No Battery) Makita's 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless 1/2-Inch Impact Wrench delivers high-torque impact power with a 1/2-Inch square drive that will fit impact-rated socket sets. The versatile BTW450Z packs plenty of torque for a wide range of fastening and loosening tasks, and is a powerful and convenient substitute for air powered and AC wrenches. BTW450Z Features
POWER - Makita-built motor delivers 325 ft.lbs. of Max Torque with 2,200 IPM at 1,600 RPM
CONVENIENCE - Rocker switch & built-in light
PERFORMANCE - LXT Li-Ion batteries charge in 30 minutes, run longer and deliver 2.5X more cycles
DURABILITY - Rugged tool housing and battery connection increase overall tool life
Battery and charger not included

Tool Specifications Square drive1/2"
No load speed1,600 RPM
Impacts per minute2,200 IPM
Maximum torque325 ft.lbs.
Battery18V LXT Lithium-Ion
Overall length10-1/2"
Net weight7.5 lbs. (w/battery)

Makita-Built Motor Engineered for Versatile Power
The BTW450Z features a Makita-built high torque motor that delivers 325 ft.lbs. of Max Torque, 1,600 RPMs, and 2,200 impacts per minute for a wide range of fastening tasks, including removing transmission bolts and lug nuts. Makita's proprietary hammer and anvil impact mechanism are manufactured using the best raw materials with the highest quality steel and unique heat hardening process for maximum fastening and driving power. The unique rubber joint shock absorbent handle helps protect the battery housing from vibration.
Ergonomic Design in a Compact Size
The BTW450Z weighs just 7.5 pounds (with battery, sold separately) and is 10-1/2 inches long with an ergonomic shape that fits like a glove for reduced operator fatigue. The BTW450Z is equipped with a large rocker switch for easier tool use -- even with gloves -- and a 1/2-inch square drive with detent pin is designed for quick release. A built-in L.E.D. light illuminates the work surface for more efficient work.
Versatile Design for a Range of Applications
The BTW450Z is a cordless option to air powered and AC impact wrenches. It is engineered for a range of fastening and loosening tasks and is perfect for steel beam construction, I-beam construction, utility pole, telephone and cell phone pole installation, overhead door installation, mudsills, automotive work, conveyor systems, HVAC, fire sprinklers, oil fields and refineries, anchors, tilt-up construction, and more. It is ideal for steel contractors, commercial contractors, automotive line assemblymen, automobile mechanics, residential contractors, HVAC contractors, and any pro tradesman requiring a best in class engineered impact wrench. The BTW450Z is just another example of Makita's commitment to innovative technology and best in class engineering.
About Makita's 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless Tool Series As one of the pioneers driving the cordless tool revolution, Makita changed the game with its breakthrough 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless Series. Three years after its debut, Makita's LXT Series has grown from seven to over 35 tools, providing a wide range of cordless solutions for professional tradesmen. Makita also added 18V Compact Lithium-Ion for cordless power in a more compact size. About Makita
Makita is a worldwide manufacturer of industrial quality power tools, and offers a wide range of industrial accessories. Makita applies leading-edge innovation to produce tools that are stronger, lighter, more powerful and easier to use. Makita USA, Inc. is located in La Mirada, California, and operates an extensive distribution network located throughout the U.S. For more information, please call 800/4-MAKITA (800/462-5482) or visit the website at makitatools.com. Makita is Best in Class Engineering. Every Makita Lithium-Ion tool is backed by Makita's 3-Year Warranty that covers repair due to defects in materials or workmanship up to three years from the date of original purchase. Makita Lithium-Ion batteries and chargers have a limited 1-year warranty. Please see makitatools.com for complete details.
Makita BTW450Z 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless 1/2-Inch Impact Wrench (tool only).

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• 1932 Bucciali TAV8-32 Saoutchick. Concours d'Elegance, Pebble Beach, CA.2006-08-19 103800PM • 1932 Bucciali TAV8-32 Saoutchick. • Photo © by Artamia.
• 2006 Concours d'Elegance Cars Show & Auction. Pebble Beach,
CA. Monterey Bay Peninsula. USA. California Central Coast.

Starring at the 1932 Paris Auto Show, the front-wheel drive, twelve-cylinder, sleeve-valve engined Bucciali stunned show-goers. Cloacked in one-off coachwork by Saoutchik, the car received acclaim as the most advanced and modern French automobile.

The Bucciali sold originally to a Paris banker, who drove it for three years. The coachwork was then removed and fitted to a Type 47 Bugatti chassis. The Bugatti fitted with the Bucciali's coachwork was sold and brought stateside after World War II. The original chassis remained behind in France.

In the 1970s, the Bucciali body was reunited with the original chassis, which was purchased from a French collector. With the assistance of Paul Albert Bucciali, the car was restored to the original, spectacular state that it is today.
Albert ‘Buc' Bucciali was born in France in 1889, and was the second son of Joseph Bucciali, a blind composer. Joseph instructed his young sons, Angelo and Albert, on how to play the piano and to build and repair them. At around age 13, Albert witnessed his first race which fostered inspiration for pursuing a career in the evolving automotive industry. When it was time to attend college, he went to Boulogne University to study philosophy.

When Albert had graduated from college, he purchased his first automobile. By this time, his interests had changed and he became fascinated with airplanes. Determined to build one on his own, he began studying as many books as possible and researching existing plane design and construction. What had seemed like an impossible feat was soon achieved, and Albert took his first flight in his own airplane. Though his creation was a success, he felt there was more to learn, so he enrolled in flight school. The training taught him how to hone his flight skills and to execute difficult maneuvers. His skill made him in high demand at air shows. He later joined the 26th squadron of the French Airforce and took part in defending his country.

In 1919 he left the air force; he had served bravely and flew on some very difficult missions. His time spent flying at air shows and in the air force had accumulated a small fortune, which he used to satisfy his other passions of starting a new business. He hired Joseph Ksandr, a Czech mechanic he had met during his time in the air force. The company began modifying various automobiles for customers. Before long, work began on the first 'Buc' automobile. Albert and Angelo promoted the family name and the business by entering their creations in many sporting events. Angelo served as the riding mechanic. After the business became well established, Angelo was placed in charge of marketing and sales.

In 1922, the first 'Buc' automobile had been created and it was shown at the Paris Auto Show. The vehicle was a technological marvel, powered by a supercharged two-stroke four-cylinder engine in 'vee' configuration. The response to the vehicle was positive and several orders were secured. Though production took a long time to complete as designs were continually changed and improved, many of the customers accommodated the lag.

After only a few conventional cars had been created, the brothers examined the direction of the company and were forced to make a tough decision. Albert's passion and talents were with engineering and the business was headed in the conventional car creation business. After much thought, the decision was made to refocus the company as an engineering firm. The company named was changed to 'Bucciali Freres'.

Albert began working on a front-wheel drive configuration. At the time, all vehicles were rear wheel drive. Many believed that having the front wheels be responsible for turning, carrying the bulk of the weight, providing stopping power and for driving were too much. With the rear wheel drive systems, the weight could be dispersed throughout the body to take advantage of weight distributed. Having a front wheel drive configuration meant that the normal mechanical configuration required rearrangement. On occasion, the four-cylinder engine was installed backwards in the chassis. The result of Albert's work was called the Bucciali TAV, for Traction Avant. It was shown at the 1926 Paris Motorshow where it gained much attention due to its mechanical ingenuity and for its paint scheme. Since Albert's wife, who had entered the marriage with a great deal of wealth, had funded most of this endeavor, she had the car painted in purple with a polished aluminum hood.

After the success of the TAV1, Albert improved upon the design by incorporating two double spheres, which he patented in 1927. The front-wheel drive TAV 2 was introduced in 1928 and shown at various shows. Though it was impressive and proved the concept, no orders were placed.

The brothers returned to the Paris Motorshow in

HDR #120 - 1947 Ford Close-up I only took this close-up photo because of the significance of the auto dealer tag on the hood. The truck was purchased at Stan Reynolds Sales in Wetaskiwin, Alberta not far from where this truck is at rest. He started his dealership in the late forties selling cars, trucks and construction equipment. As a side venture he was buying up rare and unusual cars and farm equipment. Because he was an accomplished pilot, a lot of his buying sprees were done in the air, flying over items of interest. Just a side note, I had applied for a job with him in 1966 and not stopping a steering wheel project he was working on, told me he had not an opening at this time, so my life took a turn in another direction. The Alberta government eventually acquired a great deal of his collection and opened the Reynolds Alberta Museum. If you have some time, google “Stan Reynolds” for some fascinating facts. 3 exposures. deals on wheels auto sales The Heininger HitchMate TireStep is an adjustable step that hangs on tires up to 12.5" in width and can hold up to 400 pounds. It can be adjusted in height to suit different tire diameters and the user's needs. The TireStep folds flat for storage and fits easily in the included storage bag.

The HitchMate TireStep is the perfect accessory for owners of midrange to large vehicles that need to gain quick, stable access to elevated spots on their vehicles. Designed primarily for SUVs, RVs and light trucks, the sturdy metal TireStep slips over either front or rear tires--adjusting to fit tires up to 12.5" in width--with a 22" x 10" step platform that adjusts to three separate heights. This step securely supports up to 400 lbs, allowing users easily reach spots on vehicles that were once out of reach without unstable ladders or stools. When not in use the unit folds away flat in its included soft storage bag which can be stored in your trunk, cab, hatch or trailer. Adjusts to 3 tire width and height positions. View larger.
A Step Up for Your SUV, RV or Light Truck
The TireStep is a handy, compactable and easy-to-use step that allows work in the shop or garage, packing for camping trips and routine car washing chores to go just a bit smoother. When crates and buckets just won't do the trick as step stool, reach for the TireStep and make these once awkward jobs a breeze. The HitchMate TireStep has a larger step, more adjustments, and higher quality construction than any other step of its kind on the market. It will also work just as easily on your front and rear wheels. It folds flat for easy storage and even comes with a free storage bag so you can keep your step in top condition and out of the way in the garage, trunk, or cab of your vehicle. So, next time you're working with your vehicle and you need a boost, forget about that awkward unstable ladder and hop on the TireStep. Provides a convenient step for SUVs, RVs or light trucks wherever needed. View larger.
Three Tiered Width and Height Adjustability
SUVs, RVs and light trucks utilize not only different size tires, but also vary widely in their physical height. These variations are the driving force behind the TireStep's dual adjustment functionality. First, the TireStep adjusts to three different widths--up to 12.5"--ensuring that it will be able to slip over virtually any tire and safely support up to 400 lbs along its 22" wide x 10" deep stepping pad. And regardless of the vehicle, the unit's three vertical settings ensure that you will always be able to reach roof racks and stored gear, engine components, windows and cranks or spots on your vehicle's roof that require cleaning or detailing.
Fully Assembled
The HitchMate TireStep is ready to use out of the box. Make a few quick size adjustments to fit your specific vehicle and you will be ready to step-up on your TireStep in minutes. Now you're ready to easily install your rooftop cargo carrier or attach your ski/snowboard rack. No more straining to reach your roof. No problem with the HitchMate TireStep.
Holds up to 400 lbs
Fits up to 12.5" wide tires
Adjusts to three positions in both width & height
Storage bag included
Black powder coat finish
22" wide x 10" deep stepping pad
Heininger HitchMate TireStep units are backed by a limited lifetime warranty against manufacturer's defects, administered at the discretion of Heininger. This warranty applies only to the original purchaser of the unit.
About Heininger
Headquartered in Bellingham, Washington USA, Heininger is driven to create products that truly enhance and revolutionize the consumer road travel experience, while maintaining responsible standards aimed at limiting the destruction of natural resources worldwide and reduction of unnecessary waste in the manufacturing process.

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Hot Wheels Variations: The Ultimate Guide Hot Wheels variations, even with minute differences, can be double the value of a collectible die-cast car
It's all in the details when you're dealing with Hot Wheels, and nothing is more detail driven than variations. Whether it's a slightly different shade of paint, a different wheel, interior or window, owning a variation can mean the difference between a $10 collector die-cast car and a rare find worth $500. This new edition of the ultimate guide to Hot Wheels variations features 4,000+ car listings, plus 2,200 large color photos to help you make smart investments and savvy assessment of your Hot Wheels collection. 87% (17)

Collectible-Figurines Hindu Religious Statue Brass Sculpture Lord Krishna Shalincraft Collectible figurines from India for religious and inspirational purposes. Statues and sculptures of Hindu Gods and Goddesses, hand carved by some of the finest sculpture artists of India . All carvings are done in uniquely Indian style. Most of these styles were developed in 10th and 11th centuries, when many of India 's temples and sculptures were built. Get these religious and inspirational collectible figurines to achieve divine feelings at home.Brass sculpture of Krishna comes from norther part of India. Krishna took birth at midnight on the ashtami or the 8th day of the Krishnapaksha or dark fortnight in the Hindu month of Shravan (August September). According to most Hindus, He is the God himself, the Supreme Being. The great exponent of the Gita, Krishna is the ninth and the complete incarnate of Lord Vishnu. The birth of Krishna is a transcendental phenomenon that generates awe among the Hindus and overwhelms all with its super natural events. When Devaki gave birth to her first child, her brother, the evil king Kamsa came to the prison cell and slaughtered the newborn. This way, he killed the first six sons of his sister one after the other. Suddenly Lord Vishnu appeared before them and said he himself was coming to rescue them and the people of Mathura. Vishnu assured them that nothing shall bar your path. At midnight on ashtami, the divine baby was born in the prison. Remembering Vishnus instructions, Vasudeva, Devakis husband clasped the child to his bosom and started for Gokul. His legs were in chains. He jerked his legs and he was free. The massive iron doors unlocked and opened up. While crossing river Yamuna, Vasudeva held his baby high over his head. The rain fell in torrents and the river was in spate. However, the water made way for Vasudeva and a mighty five headed snake followed him from behind and provided cover over the baby with its hood.

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