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wow thats strange, ive never seen that, what kind of car is that from?

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That is a doctored picture, look at the miscolorization around the variable fuel, copy it into corel draw or adobe and zoom in on it you will see the sh$^%%y cut and paste work. :read: :cheers: :cheers:

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This is a very interesting car.

 

I've never seen a Lumina with a cluster like that, OR with manual windows. :?

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i thought all the low model luminas had that gauge cluster and the manual windows? i know that i've driven a couple at my work that the interior looked like that.

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oh... really?

 

Wow, then that is REALLY low end... yuck. :lol:

 

Methanol is kinda cool though. how would that work? separate injectors?

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maybe it's like the propane/gasoline trucks, and is only a switch to go between tanks :lol:

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Yeah but where do you fill up with methanol? I guess we don't have a methanol station here.

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Yeah but where do you fill up with methanol? I guess we don't have a methanol station here.

 

Many security patrol cars, auxiliary police, electric company fleets use methanol cars. Not for general public use usually. Cmon doctored pics?

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They made 3.1 Luminas that ran on E85 or M85.

That's fuel that's either 85% Ethanol or 85% Methanol. Not sure what the other 15% would have been composed of.

They had different injectors, rails, fuel lines, and fuel tanks (I think).

Anyway, all this is in the 90-94 Lumina parts catalog so it's the real deal.

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