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a.k.a. Patrick · 02-26-08, 11:00

Get use to it, its going to happen folks, it really has to......I have a CNG (compressed natural gas) Chevy 2500 at work that really has some power, but lacks a little in overall single tank mileage. Ive been driving a CNG truck for about 7 years now, and the technology has come a long way. Went from a Ford F250 to the Chevy 2500 and theres quite a difference.
I also own a Ford FlexFuel which my son drives ('00 Taurus).

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a.k.a. Patrick No prep, no pride! a.k.a. Patrick is offline Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Thousand Oaks, Ca Posts: 4,519	Re: Chrysler going green? Get use to it, its going to happen folks, it really has to......I have a CNG (compressed natural gas) Chevy 2500 at work that really has some power, but lacks a little in overall single tank mileage. Ive been driving a CNG truck for about 7 years now, and the technology has come a long way. Went from a Ford F250 to the Chevy 2500 and theres quite a difference. I also own a Ford FlexFuel which my son drives ('00 Taurus). __________________ Owner Excel Detail & Car Care Products. Just an enthusiastic detailer, providing professional services. You-Dee-M'er...