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PostSubject: bio-fuel gas to propane   bio-fuel  gas to propane Icon_minitimeFri Jan 08, 2010 1:15 pm

Has anyone thought or have converted there car to propane......So what you guys think about it....My car is not bad on gas at all, but looking to put it on the road more. Traveling 800 mile trip 3 times a year...
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PostSubject: Re: bio-fuel gas to propane   bio-fuel  gas to propane Icon_minitimeFri Jan 08, 2010 2:19 pm

I converted a 1977 Buick Park Avenue and a 3/4 ton GMC truck in 1979. They could run on either propane or gas, this was before fuel injection. Then gas was $1.40 and propane was $.49 per gallon. Today, I think propane is quite a bit more expensive than gas. Plus using it as a motor fuel it is way more expensive.

In those days I was a reseller so it was relatively inexpensive; but those days are over. To convert in 79 was $1000 probably that would be $3000 today. Alternative fuel is a good idea, but I don't think propane is, do not confuse with natural gas--two entirely different things.

Tom C.
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PostSubject: Re: bio-fuel gas to propane   bio-fuel  gas to propane Icon_minitimeFri Jan 08, 2010 4:09 pm

I'm sorry that was what I mint to say...natrual gas ....my home uses natrual gas...just need to put in an adapter on the line....
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PostSubject: Re: bio-fuel gas to propane   bio-fuel  gas to propane Icon_minitimeFri Jan 08, 2010 5:21 pm

silverfox103 wrote:
Alternative fuel is a good idea

Tom C.

Maybe once they find one that's cost effective, and makes sense.

Mike
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PostSubject: Re: bio-fuel gas to propane   bio-fuel  gas to propane Icon_minitimeFri Jan 08, 2010 8:21 pm

iceship wrote:
I'm sorry that was what I mint to say...natrual gas ....my home uses natrual gas...just need to put in an adapter on the line....

You would have to get liquified natrual gas to make it work. The stuff you get at home is piped in its gaseous state.
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