motor spares

Transom Trading is a retailer of motor spares and accessories.

The motor spares company Unipart has made record profits despite the recession.

Bert started to move a huge pile of cardboard boxes which had once housed a variety of motor spares.

- Plastic delivery trays for a bakery. - Good second-hand commercial motor spares.

After retirement, Bill ran a motor spares shop bearing his own name, in Station Road Harrow until at least the 1980's.

The son of a motor spares magnate, Turner went on holiday to Sweden shortly after the Second World War.

Tessa wrote to say that she found the shop which is tucked away behind 'Wheels 'n' Things', a motor spares shop, quite by accident.

She also designs and takes evening classes and the shop has its own service engineer - Pauline's husband Keith who runs the motor spares shop.

Upon inheriting the company, Turner fully switched the ailing company from motor spares to wallcovering, thereby saving many jobs in a depressed part of London.

After leaving school he found work in the store room of a motor spares company, a job he did for over twenty years until he became a professional darts player in 1976.

It all started when he decided there must be more to life than selling plants and motor spares, and set off to seek his fortune in Australia with £100 in his pocket.

On the economic front, free-market policies initially harmed the nascent electronic and motor spares industries, as well as the long-established tea machinery industry, leading to the loss of about 100,000 manufacturing jobs.

The motor spares trade is supplied with filter elements under the MANN-FILTER brand name in the same quality as that supplied to OEMs.

The dispute arose from payments that BH Motor Spares alleges to have made to Pupkewitz for goods that they had neither ordered nor received from the motoring mogul.

Van Rooyen's first crimes were theft, for which he was sent to a reform school in 1954 for stealing a car which was used as transport from Cape Town to Pretoria to visit his dying mother, followed by imprisonment in 1960 for stealing motor spares and clothing.

Until the mid-1970s New Eltham had 3 butchers, 2 greengrocers, 3 grocers, 2 toy shops, a shoe repairer, 2 barbers, a radio and television repair shop, a clothing and material store, timber yard, cycle sales and repairs, 2 motor spares, hardware store, 2 dairys and a fishmongers.