Pearl Automotive launches the first-of-its-kind, comprehensive Rubber to Metal Chassis Parts Catalogue, which includes: steering and chassis link bars, void bushes, engine mountings, strut mounts, friction bearings and bump stops all available now at the point of sale through all leading suppliers of e-Cat electronic catalogues. A simple to use pictorial printed version will be available soon from all leading distributors of Pearl high-tech parts. Contact Pearl Automotive sales support on 01268 756216 for more information.
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