Here's an 18 year old local kid whose making a tour in an MB greasecar. Sounds like he could use some of the valuable knowledge found here or even help along the way.
http://www.tampabay.com/news/business/autos/article979107.ece
Anyone interested might be able to contact him at:
www.colinsgreenmachine.com or through the writer at St. Petersburg Times www.sptimes.com
Gerry

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Zoltan Finks wrote:
Not to hijack the thread, but since I havent been checking the list
lately,
I wonder if anyone has become aware of the film that is supposed to
come out
soon called Fuel. Its about environmental issues and it features a
guy who
apparently has been driving around in a veggie diesel bus since like
the 90s
or something.
Brian

On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 9:45 PM, ernest breakfield <
erne...@backyardengineering.org> wrote:
several things i find interesting about this; first is the fact that
it's
coming to light now that some of the BioD producers there are
actually doing
exceedingly well, in spite of the complaints that imported US BioD is
causing the failure of the EU BioD industry.
  of more interest to those on this list as well, i have to wonder
why EU
auto manufacturers keep telling us we can't use Amerikun BioD in
their cars
because our fuel doesn't meet their standards for BioD, yet it's
claimed now
that almost 20% of the fuel used in the EU is imported Amerikun
fuel,...
does that reek of "WTF?" to anyone else?
cheers!
e

Redghost wrote:
And with europe now trying to impose a tariff on US made bioD, there
should be more for us.  Seems we would import B100, add 1% diesel
or some
such and then ship that to europe.  Get the $1/gal tax rebate and
make money
on the deal.   Should be coming down in price though, since EU
wants to
impose a $1/gal tariff on our stuff
clay

On Feb 24, 2009, at 8:43 AM, ernest breakfield wrote:

 not hardly; yet more BioD stations are springing up here all the
time,
>>>>> and the best early ones are getting bigger. while it may not
qualify as
mainstream, it's certainly not radical anymore.
 i think that we don't hear as much about it in the press now because
it's no longer 'new' and therefore not sensational enough to be
interesting
anymore. (heck, even i've been doing it for ~5 years already, and
i wasn't a
particularly early adopter here!)
cheers!
e
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