Alternative Fuels

Yes, if the engine stops the fuel should stop. That goes for gasoline, diesel or LNG I guess it will come down to price and availability. Don't want to spend more than needed. I just like electrical stuff. That is my specialty, automotive electrics. Franz, I have read the entire booklet, I did see a...

very nice!
If you have a look through these you will see a few names from the Netherlands.
http://www.newyorkeronline.org/memberca ... /index.htm
I especially like Dirk Bekker's 74 Imperial LeBaron.
Thanks for the look,
Matt

I read in another post that you can use an electric lockoff triggered by an oil pressure switch. I like this idea as it sounds more reliable than a vacuum lock off. (maybe, what do I know) I have liked this system even for electric fuel pumps ever since I owned a Vega which had this very same setup ...

I have a contact that had a regular shop next to Valmount. I am speaking in second hand here but they apparently had a few fires. I am not looking for someone close, just someone good, reasonably priced, and cooperative. There is a shop in Peterborough that I pass on the way to the cottage. I may tr...

I am located in Whitby Ontario, Just east of Toronto.
Reading through the posts right now, tons of interesting info. Now to find a cooperative conversion shop.
Cheers,
Matt

Just ordered one! Looks like a good resource.
Cheers,
Matt

I love em as well! I understand there are few big Chryslers over there. I am a member of another on-line list and some of those members are in the Netherlands as well. Here is a link to some pics, enjoy! http://www.nybclub.org/membercars/74-78/mattelder/index.htm Here are some other pics, http://s14...

Good Day, My name is Matt Elder and I am the very proud owner of a very nice condition Chrysler. I am looking at an LPG conversion for this car and wanted to chat with people who have already done it. I am looking for a simple, closed loop, mono fuel "kit". I realize that here in Ontario Canada we h...