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posted by  exizldelfuego on  Fri Jul 10 13:10 CST 2009
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It may not be financially/technologically/situationally practical, but it’s an idea I have every time I get the twinge of guilt about driving around in such an environmentally unfriendly car: what about an electric car conversion? I figure by the time I finish my as-slow-as-money-permits restoration, the tech will really be there for exactly this kind of thing. Plus with the 220, I figure I can create a fake floor in the rear to house the batteries.

http://auto.howstuffworks.com/fuel-efficiency/vehicles/electric-car7.htm






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