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| October 19, 2007 - 20:55:37 Where can I get a shirt like that... and a van to park, too? What is the hidden meaning? Rating: 5 Sam |
| October 22, 2007 - 13:24:07 Well the shirt is from Park the Van Records, the label that produces Dr. Dog and a few other bands. You can get a van from anywhere, I think. For advice on vans, watch the van episode of Top Gear. paperdummy |
| October 23, 2007 - 22:58:43 I did not know that company existed. |
| I would have to have cable to see Top Gear, and even then am not sure I would get it here. However, we do have vans here... I just need a place to park it. Sam |
| October 24, 2007 - 14:16:35 Yeah...I like vans. If there were an electric van with a decent range, that would be really cool. Or even a hydrogen van. paperdummy |
| October 24, 2007 - 18:46:05 When I was searching the Dept of Energy's website looking for automotive propane stations, I was surprised to see that CA actually has hydrogen stations on the map. However, not for public service yet. |
| The second best is propane. Half the running emmissions of gasoline, no cold start enrichment needed, an "octane" rating of 104+, and it is almost all domestically produced. |
| In the USA, U-Haul is the biggest outlet (9-5 hours), but in MX, almost every city has multiple 24-hour stations. It is also about $1.70/gallon! |
| My car and truck are converted for it. It is not as clean as hydrogen, but is as good as it gets rignt now. |
| Sam |
