(ARA) - Is there someone on your holiday list who would rather spend time in a chilly garage putting the finishing touches on their car?s detailing than sit by the fire with a nice cup of hot chocolate? If so, you?ve probably given them car related gifts in the past -- car wash gift certificates, a waxing kit, tools.
What can you buy for the car buff that has everything? The car enthusiasts at Lund International have a few suggestions that are sure to please. The company will be introducing over 50 new products in time for holiday giving. ?These innovative, fun styling products let car owners express their personality and customize their vehicles,? says Lund?s Jodi Moulzolf.
Among the new products are a variety of exciting accessories for sport compacts, sold under the Auto Ventshade (AVS) brandname. Sure to be popular with car customizers are the new EVO-style scoop and sport compact cowl induction scoop. The EVO scoop has metal grille inserts to create a simulated performance hood look. Both the scoops use no drill installation and mount with concealed 3M tape for easy assembly. The scoops are made of durable molded high impact ABS material that is easily painted to match factory colors.
For a different look, AVS has introduced carbon fiber-look hood scoops and turbo vents. These accessories are finished with a hydrographic, clear coat process that provide a high definition, carbon fiber look. ?They?re ready to install, eliminating the need for painting,? explains Moulzolf.
For a complete makeover, AVS offers body kits which include front air dams, rear air dams, side skirts and downdraft. The company also sells a four-piece flare kit. These cutting edge styles complement many of today?s most popular sport compact vehicles such as the Ford Focus, Dodge Neon, Honda Civic, Acura RSX, Toyota Celica, Acura Integra and Mitsubishi Lancer. The components, made from a proprietary ABS polymer blend, are sold as individual pieces or as complete kits.
All of the add-ons from AVS are carefully designed and manufactured to look like factory original equipment once they?re installed.
And don't worry if you don't know as much about customizing as the person you?re buying for. Auto Ventshade makes choosing the right products easy with the ?Fit me up? feature on its Web site. Simply enter the make, model and year of the car you?re buying for, and you'll be directed to products designed to fit that vehicle.
If you?re handy, part of the gift can be an offer to spend some quality time with the recipient, helping to install the new gear. If neither you nor the recipient is up to the job, consider adding a gift certificate from a local custom shop for installation.
For more information on these and other products, visit www.lundinternational.com or call (800) 377-5863.
Courtesy of ARA Content
About the author:
Courtesy of ARA Content
Circulated by http://www.article-emporium.com
<
< Previous article |
Next article >
>> GM Extended Warranty - Whats In It?
>> GM?S 2006 Cadillac XLR: Cadillac Performance Parts, Aftermarket Parts
>> GMC Sierra Hybrid 2005 Accentuated with GMC Parts from Parts Train
>> Great competition failure or victory?
>> High Performance Hubcaps turning around on Parts Train
>> High Quality A/C System Parts: Keeping Your Toyota Cool and Comfy
>> High Quality Auto Parts for Chevy, Toyota, Nissan, Honda and Jeep Now On Sale at Auto Parts Train
>> High Quality Ford Grilles: Combining Style and Function
>> High Quality Parts Perfect for Old Ford Mustang?s Maintenance and Upgrading Now On Sale
>> History Of Porsche
>> Honda Civic Performance
>> Honda Environmental Technology Advances with Honda Accord Hybrid and Honda Fuel Cell Stack
>> Honda Odyssey 2005 Got Highest Rating for IIHS Frontal Crash Test
>> Honda Parts Meet the Standards of the Reduction of Fuel Emissions
>> Honda Pilot 2005 with Innovative Honda Performance Parts, Aftermarket Parts from Parts Train
>> Honda Turbochargers at Inner Auto: Excellent Quality at a Low Price
>> Hottest wheels in Town Now at Auto Parts Online
>> How to buy a good truck or a car found at the Internet site?
>> How To Buy A New Car
>> How to buy a used Car at 90% savings off the book value
|
