[SprCForr]

Except for the truck, it's right out of Occupied France!

Well done.

[SprCForr]

da nada.

Happy Easter.

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Looks like a lot of work for what your getting.I could actually use any cooking oil in my truck.

[camerontech]

that's awesome.

thanks for sharing

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lily wrote:

It IS a lot of work, but isn't that half the enjoyment?

He's had a lot of fun with it. Whenever he takes it out for a drive, people take pictures and ask a lot of questions.

Of course, it helps when you have a mill in your back yard.

Ya,I had to look hard and see if that wasnt my former brother in law because he has a mill like that.Might be a good project for my buds shop now that the hot rod is finished.

I was a huge fan of the mother earth magazines 20 years ago before they got too political.

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lily wrote:

I'm pretty sure it's not your former brother-in-law... because that would make us formerly related.

Carmen was allways a bit nuts after the crooked german boxing judges stripped him of his gold medal after knocking the guy out 4 times at the Munich olympics.

So I could see him driving around in something like that.

[sasquatch2]

Destructive distilation of wood----coal works too.

This saw widespread use to power buses in occupied France/Europe and wartime Germany to power buses.

Same priciple as the gaslight period.

[BluesBud]

That is amazing! Thanks for that lily. Hey if the US does not want our softwood lumber industry we could always put it to better use.

I would be interested in the the carbon & toxic emissions as compared to fossil fuel. Not to mention the renew ability of resources.