Posted by rustyj on March 19, 2008 at 12:06:13 from (72.77.19.179):
In Reply to: Re: alternitave fuel posted by Bendee on March 19, 2008 at 02:50:46:
I saw some of those cars and trucks running on smoke, when i was in France and England, during WW II. They smelled really bad! And smoked tremendously! Couldn't hide them from the Germans! I think they burned charcoal, but might have been coal, too. How about the compressed air street cars from back in the past?! They didn't run very far, just 8-10 blocks in the city. And somebody had an air powered auto, too. Used 3 tanks, like the present oxygen cylinders, to run an air motor. The car had some method to heat the air before it was piped into the motor.
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