I had the best luck with a 96' Geo Tracker. Put a 3" body lift kit to hang
all the 14 8V batteries under the floor with inspection/cleaning/watering
hatches. the weight is low and centered, handles well and can still have 4
people in the jeep. (Two batteries ended up in the engine compartment.) I
have 3 under the driver and 3 under the passenger floor/seat. One each in
the rear on both sides and 4 where the gas tank was. No spring mods were
necessary since it's beefy and on a truck frame already. Handles much better
than my Geo Metro and no batteries in the back seat. In fact, you can't even
tell it's electric by looking at it except for the ELEC CAR license plate.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Roy LeMeur" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 4:22 PM
Subject: Re: Donor Car Comparisons


>
> Tony Perez wrote:
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> >I was wondering if there are any comparisons
> >on potential conversion cars.
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> Probably the best place to do your comparisons is the EV Photo Album.
> http://www.austinev.org/evalbum/
>
> There are hundreds to look at, these have been the most commonly
converted:
>
> Chevy S-10 (20 examples in album)
> Geo (not that many in album, though very common)
> Honda (counted 13 _converted_ ones in album)
> Mazda RX-7
> Pontiac Fiero (13 in album)
> Porsche 914 (10 in album)
> Lots of VWs, Rabbit, Karmann Ghia, Pickup, Bug, Bus, Kitcars
> Most small pickups make great donors
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> Roy LeMeur  Seattle WA
>
> My Electric Vehicle Pages:
> http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/renewables/evpage.html
>
> Informational Electric Vehicle Links:
> http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/renewables/evlinks.html
>
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