I had a guy in class last week that could be politely described as a "nut".
He's convinced over-unity (perpetual motion) devices exist and are suppressed
by the government. He says he knows a guy with an electric car which pulls a
trailer containing a "high voltage, high current" (his words) generator that at
highway speed "Makes enough electricity to power the car and charge the
batteries"...
Anyway 2 cases he cites to further his stories are Tucker and Delorean. Well
until I said "But Keith, the Delorean was crap". I followed with "A fiberglass
body and stainless steel cladding plus a poorly made underpowered GM V6..." He
shut up quick on that one.
Later told us about his alien abduction. One of his coworkers was in the class
too and says he talks about stuff like that all the time.
-Curt
Date: Tue, 16 Feb 2010 08:28:51 -0600
From: Donald Snook <dsn...@mtsqh.com>
To: "'Mercedes@okiebenz.com'" <Mercedes@okiebenz.com>
Subject: [MBZ] DeLorean
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I
went up to my Indy's yesterday to sign some paperwork for the sale of
the BMW and he was working on a DeLorean. It was a customer's car.
The guy has owned it since new, it was an '82 - which is, I think, the
last year they made them. What a cool looking car and what a odd thing
to see in Wichita, KS. They were really crappy cars, but very
interesting and unique!
Donald H. Snook
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