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  • mrltd
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    Hmm, yeah. That wouldn't be worth it.. I dunno. the gas prices went up to 2.50 for 87 here...

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  • gadget73
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    I think propane here is about $2/gallon, and gas is $2.30. The fact you consume more propane than gasoline for the same power probably would make it cost about the same per mile i would think.

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  • mrltd
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    The carb setup is pretty common. I'm looking for a EFI conversion. Maybe a dual fuel setup. It'd cut into the truck space, but at this rate it'd be worth it.

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  • monterey1962
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    On the farm we had a '72 F-150 that ran on both propane and fuel.

    Where would you put the propane tank on your wagon?

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  • gadget73
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    I've seen stuff on propane carbs before. My uncle has a forklift with a Chrysler slant six that runs on propane. Funky looking carb arrangement from what I remember, but its been a while. From what I recall, to get the same energy from propane as you get from gasoline, you have to burn more of it. Supposed to be the equivalent of like 140 octane tho.

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  • DuceAnAHalf
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    alcohol might be easier, although it might be a little harder tp find.

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  • mrltd
    started a topic Propane conversion

    Propane conversion

    Definately looking into this for the wagon. With the way gas prices are going, I don't want ot even move the car around the parking lot! Not finding too much info on doing a conversion on an efi though.
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