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Khal
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 Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2008 5:30 am Post subject: OT: Very OT 914 magazine article. Interesting, though... |
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I know it's a million miles from toofah world but I thought I'd put the heads-up out there 'cause I know more than a few of us like 914's and electric conversions...
The October 2008 of Excellence magazine has a five-page article on an Oregon farmer who has done a full electric conversion on a 914, starting pg. 136. Haven't read it yet but it looks to be a very clean conversion.
Enjoy!
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Chrenan
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Yeah, that was an interesting read. Not really my cup of tea though.
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Patrick
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The first car i ever owned was a 76 2L. 914. I sadly dont have it anymore. I dont think i`d go for an electric one though, unless maybe i had ANOTHER 914 to go with that electric powered one. But then, i still like the 914`s aircooled sound! But with the costs of fuel these days...
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