2008 10:09:25 +0930
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Yeah right, obviously you have not been
Mad Max and Terminator all rolled up together. Guns, droids, steam and
wood gas vehicles, I can't wait!
--R
Hendrik Fay wrote:
Yeah right, obviously you have not been paying attention.
Even if worst comes to worst using a steam traction engine is way more
efficient than a pack of horses.
Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 10:09:25 +0930
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Yeah right, obviously you have
. Have faith.
Randy
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I suspect it is all becoming quite academic since all
So, we need to know. Did you get the plans for this contraption and when will
you forward them?
Randy
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I suspect it is all becoming quite academic since all the older cars
will be priced out of the realm of inexpensive ownership. Fuel
prices will continue to increase. Food costs will sky rocket, most
of us
It's not the technology that's lacking, it's rational people ---
On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 8:26 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yea, we have technology, but when war breaks out for the remaining oil,
all that will go away.
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OK Don, KD5NRO
Norman, OK
There are three kinds of
true
OK Don wrote:
It's not the technology that's lacking, it's rational people ---
On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 8:26 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yea, we have technology, but when war breaks out for the remaining oil,
all that will go away.
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Kaleb C.
I was going to post something about guns, Hillary, Obama, women wearing
prairie dresses with all the same hair styles, and whichisbettermacorpc,
but instead thought I would rant about diesel fuel price. Filled up
Brunnhilde yesterday at $4.05, drove by the station this morning and it
was
I too sit but I at home having had a wisdom tooth pulled today. The list is
slow, banned is slower. Sunday I filled up the E320, the Acura and the 300D
and spent $168 total. It's crazy.
No snow here. It's supposed to be 100 by Sunday.
Bob R
'05 E320 47K
'87 Acura Legend 193K
'77 300D 192K
Had that been gallons I might ask you to ship me some. $4.09 here early this
week. Still not $100 for a fill but close enough. My tank must be growing
also.
Because I have lived in areas with long Winters I won't mention it is over 80
here today.
BillR
Jacksonville FL
-Original
Gas was $3.35 and diesel was $4.29.
That's about what it is here in Oregon. Is it time to give up the 'SD for a
90's Bonneville/LeSabre? Same room (perhaps a bit more) and the fuel
mileage is good. One can be had around here for sub kilobuck range.
Kevin in Hillsboro, OR
1983 300SD 267Kmi,
Lucky you!!!
BioD is now $5.30, with #2 at $4.40 in Seattle. Makes me long for
the days of two bit fuel.
clay
On 24 Apr 2008, at 12:37, Rich Thomas wrote:
I was going to post something about guns, Hillary, Obama, women
wearing
prairie dresses with all the same hair styles, and
I suspect it is all becoming quite academic since all the older cars
will be priced out of the realm of inexpensive ownership. Fuel
prices will continue to increase. Food costs will sky rocket, most
of us will be forced to seriously curtail eating and driving, which
will result in the
Yeah right, obviously you have not been paying attention.
Even if worst comes to worst using a steam traction engine is way more
efficient than a pack of horses.
Then there is bio-fuel, which a Farmer can grow.
Hydrogen is perhaps another option if there are enough nuclear power
stations to
Interesting that you mention this... remember when
someone on the list was talking about wood gas?
When I visited my former (and now current) business
partner a few months ago, he took me out to his barn
(really a 40 x 60 steel building) and pointed out this
contraption on a trailer. I'll bet
It is scary, but I completely agree with you.
Redghost wrote:
I suspect it is all becoming quite academic since all the older cars
will be priced out of the realm of inexpensive ownership. Fuel
prices will continue to increase. Food costs will sky rocket, most
of us will be forced to
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