Showing posts with label New Zealand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Zealand. Show all posts

Saturday, October 19, 2013

CV Specialists

You certainly want to keep your motorcycle in good repair and if you are into car racing, you know how important that is, as well.  Therefore, if you are in need of  CV Specs for CV joint repair, this is the place for you to investigate. They are located in New Zealand and have a very large inventory of the specialist parts you are looking for.  If you are in need of  CV joint repair, you are in the right place.  If they are unable to provide you with the part that you need, then they will gladly manufacture to your needs or recondition your part.  All they need is your model and make. You will be happy to learn that all their CV's have a two year warranty.  As  are Metal Fabrication able to do their own metal fabrication and machining so they can produce exactly what you need.  They are very versatile in that they not only repair but service your vehicles.  You can give them a call at any time and they will be happy to help you with your needs. An easy way to find out about your vehicle needs is to fill out an inquiry form online and they will get back to you as quickly as they can.  They know how important your vehicles are to you and with their experience, they are able to help you as quickly as they can.

Monday, October 01, 2007

Earthquakes Strike Near New Zealand

Three strong earthquakes struck Sunday near New Zealand and the U.S. territory of Guam in remote parts of the Pacific Ocean. None of the quakes caused a tsunami. There were also no reports of damages, as the quakes were centered far from land. A magnitude 7.3 earthquake was registered near New Zealand's uninhabited Auckland Islands, about 300 miles southwest of its southernmost city of Invercargill, the United States Geological Survey said on its Web site. Another quake struck four hours later in the same region with a magnitude of 6.6. Earlier, a magnitude 7.1 quake shook the Pacific Ocean about 215 miles southeast of the island of Guam.