Install the E-Fuel MicroFueler in your home garage and convert sugars and leftover alcohol into ethanol for your car.But what is this "leftover alcohol" of which they speak?
Friday, 9 May 2008
Home Ethanol
Install the E-Fuel MicroFueler in your home garage and convert sugars and leftover alcohol into ethanol for your car.But what is this "leftover alcohol" of which they speak?
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"...and there was thunder, thunder, over Thunder Road! Thunder was his engine and white lightning was his load!"
ReplyDeleteI was hoping the makers would offer one of these that was a bit more retro, with a big copper kettle and some car radiators.
"...the law they swore they'd get him but the devil got him first."
I foresee a resurgence in the use of 1957 Fords with extra tanks.