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Stormin' Norman · 02-13-2008, 10:04 PM

Hi folks. This site was recommended to me by my favourite Forum's webmaster. I usually hang out at Stationwagonforums.com. He passed this site tip because he knows from my rants and tech threads that I'm all over this issue and the many ways it can be achieved. So for me this site is a real breath of Fresh Air!

Thanks for being here. Looking at what some of the vehicles are achieving already, one wonders why Henry Ford's Model-T system wasn't built up to go from it's original 40 MPG on Wood Alcohol, Farm Gas, kerosene or regular fuel, instead of seeing the car take the brunt of today's messed up environment.

Hopefully, more sites like this will prove to politicians that their constituents are the people they should have backed, instead, from 101 years ago.

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Stormin' Norman Stormin' Norman Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Posts: 25 Thanks: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 1 Post	Canadian Newbie Hi folks. This site was recommended to me by my favourite Forum's webmaster. I usually hang out at Stationwagonforums.com. He passed this site tip because he knows from my rants and tech threads that I'm all over this issue and the many ways it can be achieved. So for me this site is a real breath of Fresh Air! Thanks for being here. Looking at what some of the vehicles are achieving already, one wonders why Henry Ford's Model-T system wasn't built up to go from it's original 40 MPG on Wood Alcohol, Farm Gas, kerosene or regular fuel, instead of seeing the car take the brunt of today's messed up environment. Hopefully, more sites like this will prove to politicians that their constituents are the people they should have backed, instead, from 101 years ago. __________________ 1979 Fairmont Squire (Built in Mexico), 200CI, C4 Auto. Nothing replaces common-sense. It just seems to be a commonly scarce commodity.