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CH> I like the Chevy trucks for the parts availabilty. For example, the CH> whole rear floor pan was readily available for my '88 K5 Blazer. Not CH> so for the comparable Ford Bronco or Dodge Ramcharger. Not to mention a lot of interchangability through the years. CH> Start with a reproduction frame made of 316 alloy stainless. That'd Oh man, I'd hate to see the price on that! It would be great if somebody offered it. CH> outlast me. Then drop one of those reproduction fiberglass body tubs CH> from US Body Source on it. End of rust problem. Probably cost about I was just thinking about those last night, after sealing up a couple water leaks in mine, and looking it over at what the body man will have to replace, fibreglass is looking good. Easy enough to tear down the interior, so I don't see it being too much headache to outfit one. CH> $10,000 by the time I was done. Not bad, actually, compared to the CH> cost of a new truck. Yeah, with more than enough left over for other things. CH> I wonder just what the problem is? Small compressor? Limited CH> capacity from the street? I wonder if there's any way to put in a CH> high-capacity meter/regulator in a residential application? Probably a combination of things. Safety nazi's probably the biggest roadblock. Line limit perhaps. Undersized unit to keep it "affordable". I do know for where I work, that the gas company has pumps that serve both the next door NG public card access station, and our building (Just guessing there are some 60-80 hookups (never bothered counting)) for the 'fast fill'. CH> Less power. I've looked at generator ratings, for example. A 10kw CH> gen set is derated to maybe 8kw on natural gas. Any apples to apples comparisons of gas vs lpg vs ng ? CH> Of course, I'd be interested in some way to use tree/shrub/lawn waste CH> like leaves in a still to produce fuel alcohol. Kill several birds CH> with one stone. Probably legislation against it due to the methanol producers wanting a captive audience... Alex. ... Sorry...My mind has a few bad sectors. ___ Blue Wave/386 v2.30 --- ViaMAIL!/WC v1.60d* Origin: Chowdanet (401-331-0615) telnet://chowdanet.com (1:323/120) SEEN-BY: 10/22 345 106/1 2 3 1234 2000 123/140 500 789 128/187 130/803 135/59 SEEN-BY: 135/907 143/2 167/133 226/600 229/1000 2000 3000 261/38 267/200 SEEN-BY: 280/5003 323/120 333/0 342/3 379/1 1200 397/1 633/267 270 774/605 SEEN-BY: 2404/201 2624/306 3613/360 1275 3618/555 3800/1 3830/9 5020/54 @PATH: 323/120 123/500 106/1 379/1 |
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