[quote]Something people don't think about with electric cars is the amount of pollution created making many of the parts that are supposed to be eco friendly. The battery is the worse offender[/quote] That's what I was talking about. [quote]That and the fact that hybrid and electric's batteries are as bad if not worse for the environment than their gas powered counterparts. Creating the electricity is still not entirely clean in many areas, disposal of spent batteries is extraordinarily toxic, and the fact that the batteries for the electrics can be prone to ignition.[/quote] The heck of it is with you other idea; [quote]I know where a few uncapped wells are and will make drip gas if I have to.[/quote] Today's vehicles will not run on it. There has to be a specific ethanol content to them or they will not run.

I kind of skipped over what you posted. Sorry bout that! LOL The vehicles I own right now will both run on drip gas, I currently have to go out of my way to find a station that sells "no ethanol" fuel, because they both run like garbage on 10% ethanol or above. Luckily there is one 2 miles from my house. I currently own a 2000 firebird ws6 and a 69 chevy c20. The c20 was my daily driver until the starter jammed on a chipped tooth on the flexplate about 3 months ago. I just haven't had the time to fix it.

[quote]I currently own a 2000 firebird ws6[/quote] If you have to have an F Body, that's the one to have!

Yep, and it is still factory spec, no modification other than exhaust tips that fit the body lines better. I bought it 7 years ago with 48k miles on it and I just broke 76k last week. It is a joy to drive!

[quote]Yep, and it is still factory spec,[/quote] Well that's boring.... I'd have a CAI and full exhaust on it as soon as possible if I had it.