Electric 69 A100 pickup

I've seen that before...Pretty cool and cheap to run too. I wonder what it cost to build it???

Crazy what we are moving towards..

I think it's very cool! With the way gas prices are going this could easily become a future option!

Don't look like alot of parts to make it that way, bet they cost some bucks. Wonder how far you can go on a charge???

At the bottom of the video, it says approximately 80 miles to a charge at $2.40 per charge. I wonder how long it takes to recharge?

80 miles is not a good option, after 30 miles you have to turn back, and hope there's no traffic,

If they could figure out a way to harness the vehicles motion to recharge as you go, then you'd have something.

Tesla has all that figured out and is producing high end luxury cars that gets over 300 miles per charge. The Tesla Roadster is supposed to be faster than a new Corvette & gets 245 miles per charge.
http://www.teslamotors.com/roadster

Thanks Handi. That's one sharp lookin vehicle and no carbon footprint!!!

I researched converting my First Gen Chevy last year with a local EV shop. Parts cost alone was over 15K with batteries 60% of cost. After we calculated the cost and range (125 miles @ 60 mph) it was not worth giving up the range with the gas as I drive 128/135 miles a day now. But look good on paper! Waiting to find and looking for a late model Hybrid Cross over Gas/EV Toyota or Honda that got rear ended. So all the drive components are in tact. (maybe waiting a while until the replacement value declines in about 6 years)

Def want to look into this... Anyone get updated pricing for 2014? I will be doing some research and will post any solid numbers.

Hydrogen Power  !! already making & using them in the Philippines!! all u have  is a small amount of water coming from tailpipe.=amazing!!  What the us owners of all electric powered cars haven dealt with yet is = when the Batterys must be replaced?? Whats that costs???????????    
worried about a Carbon footprint?????????????? Get China to do something about their polution problems 1st!!  

I was talking with a napa store. he informed be at a auto auction they have to disclose how much battery life is left on a car. some batterys can cost $4,000 to $5,000 per car then they weigh up to 500 pounds, So then with out buying a fork lift to get themoff the truck and on the shelves he can't handle them , Also he would need a special charger and it was not worth it for them to carry/sell them, I know i'm not interested in removing a 500 lb battery from a car and replacing that,
The H H O SYSTEMS ARE WELL WORTH LOOKING INTO, twice the gas miles from water and a 30 amp 12 volt electric curcit here it the basic idea, but you can do your own search ,,,,


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbVcRFzXn14

Looks expensive and complicated. I think I'll stick with burning dead dinosaurs for the time being.

I love it when people say that an electric car has no carbon footprint. It actually has a LARGER carbon footprint because of all the coal burned to produce the electricity to charge the batteries.

There are a bunch of free solar charging stations all over San Diego...

there is nothing expensive about it 2 pc os stainless plates water and plastic, the hho generator is how the space shuttle is launched

FREE charging stations?????? Did Santa leave them there?

dan nachel wrote:I love it when people say that an electric car has no carbon footprint. It actually has a LARGER carbon footprint because of all the coal burned to produce the electricity to charge the batteries.

I totally agree. The costs, materials and not to mention all the plastic(not enviro friendly to produce) on these cars now. It makes me wounder how long it takes to recoup actual cost of these new vehicles. My friend buys 300 series Mercedes and converts them to grease pushers. He thinks he's being green, problem is he buys another car every year or two. For me in the "automotive world" putting and old STEEL machine back on the road is as green as i can be. Mainly because its already made. I'm of the thinking lets use what we already have, not make more crap.