91 SP on Ebay

[Henry Jay Hannigan]

---BRUCE: you gave two of ten reasons why it cant be done. Were you in
the Army or government?? Just kidding! a little humor!
I imagine the 73 BIRD has a FORD engine and if it needs a valve job, it
would be a good time to "reinforce" the seats and all that
mechanics "stuff" before he puts it on LPG or as we call it
here.."autogas."
It can be done. USA is a bit "brainwashed" against "autogas"
by "someone."
Many buses in the USA are on "autogas." Sure supply is limited, that's
why it would be on "duel" fuel.
Anyway...have a Happy Holiday season.
Regards,
Hank Hannigan
In Sidney, Aus on "autogas"
90SP36(stored in Vegas)






In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "birdshill123"
wrote:
>
> Hank:
>
> Running one of the old Birds on propane would be a recipe for
disaster.
> They do not have hardened valve seats and propane would drive the
seats
> so far into the heads you would need a search and rescue team to find
> them!!! Propane also does not have the same BTU's per gallon as gas
and
> is not as available.
>
> Bruce
> 1988Fc35
>