Came through fine this time. Would you care to describe the orignal hybrid system this truck had? Sounds interesting.
Electro Automotive wrote: > Hope this is plain text this time. Thanks to Peter VanDerWal for > helping me hunt down and kill a mysterious invisible HTML gremlin in > my email. > > For the third (and I hope, last, time): > > I am posting this for a customer not on the list. This truck has had > a colorful past. It was first converted as a gas/electric hybrid by > Electro Automotive for a customer. The customer drove it happily > (mostly in pure electric mode) for several years. When he no longer > had need of it, it came back to Electro Automotive. It was then sold > to a woman who stripped it down to the chassis, removed the hybrid > system, and built it up again as a pure electric, with more modern > components, as noted here. She drove it happily for several years, > until she no longer needed it, as she used her bicycle for most of her > needs. It was then sold to the current owner, who operates a > landscaping service specializing in ecological plantings and methods. > He has used it happily for several years. Now his business is > growing, and he needs to make some changes, so the truck is waiting > for its next incarnation. He is asking $2,500. It includes the > lumber rack. The graphics on the body are vynil and can be removed. > The battery pack is two years old. Current range is about 10 miles. > With new batteries, it should be able to do 20-30 miles, depending on > terrain. > > The truck is in Santa Cruz. If interested, contact Ken Foster, Terra > Nova Landscaping, [EMAIL PROTECTED], 831-524-3514. > > For photo and more info, see > http://www.electroauto.com/gallery/datsun-pu.shtml > > > Shari Prange > Electro Automotive POB 1113 Felton CA 95018-1113 Telephone > 831-429-1989 > http://www.electroauto.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Electric Car Conversion Kits * Components * Books * Videos * Since 1979 > > >
