Possible Natural Gas (CNG) conversion?

I think it would be cool to run it.

Their is a guy on here with a 2nd gen that is running it. i do remember that.

 

LP converted vehicles been around a long time & I dont know the total ramifications/expense of converting but here in SoCal (San Diego especially) we've been paying $4.00 & up for regular unleaded for a long time & with LP or NG, pretty sure the cost is about half, even if not it wouldn't take long to turn the cost factor of operation/transportation I'd think, its def. worth exploring

 

only 18 miles away where i live they flipped on a Ng station on at the first of the year.

 

The other cool part is that if you run it regularly for a reasonable commute you only need to fill up like once a month! And im pretty sure our local power company deals ng. Just not sure if they'll sell it to just anyone.

 

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you can put two smaller tanks above the wheel wells but i don't think you would have the capacity to make it worth the install. Doesn't meant you cant make it work though.

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The costs are coming down considerably. If you do it yourself you could be into it for less than 1500. The power difference isn't enough on the injection kits to be really noticeable unless you are towing a load. If you do a venturi kit then it is noticeable but only minor. The cold doesn't affect the performance like LPG...and its still less than half the price of gas in most states.

 

B-b-b-ut, i could sas for that much!

 

CNG then SAS and you'd have a one of a kind truck

 

That car is beatiful. I can't even imagine the time it took to put all that custom work into it.