Bio Performance Fuels

[Henry Claeys]

I just joined as a distributor for a fuel additive company called Bio
Performance Fuels. The product lowers the flash point of any petroleum
based fuel, allowing the fuel to burn more efficiently and keep your
engine cooler. I have trusted friends, who have no financial interest
in my using or selling the product, who affirm that the product has
increased their fuel millage by no less than 20%. There are
testimonials by folks, who I don't know personally, who swear that
they've seen an increase of over 40% in their fuel economy. The company
started marketing in December, 2005, only two and a half months ago, and
already they're selling millions of dollars of product daily. One of my
friends showed me his private business activity, who only does this
business part time, and already he's making over $300 per week in
residual sales having simply brought seven people into the company. I
think that this product is going to take the country like wildfire and
that those who get in early will earn a fortune fairly quickly. You can
purchase the product retail for about $1.20 per dose, or at $0.60 per
dose if you join as a distributor. I've done the math and either way,
retail or wholesale, the product will definitely save/make you money.
Email me with your contact information, if you want more information, at
Henry@... 1979, FC35, McAllen, Texas.

[Gregory OConnor]

Henry, you should call Mr Oliver about spending some of that money on
a new Wanderlodge.
Gregory
not making a profit from friends , keeps them friendly

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Henry Claeys
wrote:
>
> I just joined as a distributor for a fuel additive company called
Bio
> Performance Fuels. The product lowers the flash point of any
petroleum
> based fuel, allowing the fuel to burn more efficiently and keep
your
> engine cooler. I have trusted friends, who have no financial
interest
> in my using or selling the product, who affirm that the product has
> increased their fuel millage by no less than 20%. There are
> testimonials by folks, who I don't know personally, who swear that
> they've seen an increase of over 40% in their fuel economy. The
company
> started marketing in December, 2005, only two and a half months
ago, and
> already they're selling millions of dollars of product daily. One
of my
> friends showed me his private business activity, who only does this
> business part time, and already he's making over $300 per week in
> residual sales having simply brought seven people into the
company. I
> think that this product is going to take the country like wildfire
and
> that those who get in early will earn a fortune fairly quickly.
You can
> purchase the product retail for about $1.20 per dose, or at $0.60
per
> dose if you join as a distributor. I've done the math and either
way,
> retail or wholesale, the product will definitely save/make you
money.
> Email me with your contact information, if you want more
information, at
> Henry@... 1979, FC35, McAllen, Texas.
>

[erniecarpet@...]

Has anyone heard of willie nelson's venture into biodiesel? ernie-83pt40 in
louissiana


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[Jeff Miller]

He and Daryl Hanna got some good press for the biofuel guys recently,
Willie in a custom diesel pickup, google should turn up the press
release.

- Jeff Miller
in Holland, MI
burning regular diesel


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, erniecarpet@... wrote:
>
> Has anyone heard of willie nelson's venture into biodiesel? ernie-
83pt40 in
> louissiana
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

[Tom McCarthy]

Willie just visited San Diego touting biodiesel. He parked his
Prevost outside the Omni and did a TV news spot showing him pouring
veggie oil or something into the tank. Prevost is bullt grey with a
western mural on the side.

Tom McCarthy


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, erniecarpet@... wrote:
>
> Has anyone heard of willie nelson's venture into biodiesel? ernie-
83pt40 in
> louissiana
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

[Pete Masterson]

At 7:45 AM +0000 3/2/06, Tom McCarthy wrote:
>Willie just visited San Diego touting biodiesel. He parked his
>Prevost outside the Omni and did a TV news spot showing him pouring
>veggie oil or something into the tank. Prevost is bullt grey with a
>western mural on the side.
>
>Tom McCarthy


Using recycled oils from restaurants, etc., might be a reasonable
thing to do. (Especially if you don't mind your vehicle smelling like
a donut shop.)

However, using 'virgin' oil is a much less appealing idea. Nobody
stops to check where the soybeans are coming from. Brazil is now the
number one exporter of soy beans in the world. So, we're trading the
Amazon rain forest for soybean farms. I'm not sure that this is a
reasonable environmental trade off. Ask Willie what he thinks about
that.


--
Pete Masterson -- pete@... --- wannabe WL owner
Book Design and Production: A Guide for Authors and Publishers
Voice & FAX: (510) 222-6743 -- 9AM to 5PM M-F Pacific Time
Visit my web site at http://www.aeonix.com for publishing hints
P.O. Box 20985, El Sobrante, CA 94820-0985

[ronmarabito2002]

Ernie:

He has a web site about it. One station is located south of
Dallas before you get into Hillsboro. By the way, Steve is invested
with the company.

R.E. (Ron) Marabito, Dallas, TX 92WB40


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, erniecarpet@... wrote:
>
> Has anyone heard of willie nelson's venture into biodiesel?
ernie-83pt40 in
> louissiana
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

[Scott]

Hey Ernie, Ron. Biofuels are making a big push into the future. I
have a friend (forum member) that runs his personal truck on
biodiesel. His opinion is that this fuel is definately the wave of
the future. It is not really that hard to make in reasonable
quantities. Willie and another partner already have "stations" up and
running, at present I can't recall the name but in the midwest! To
purchase retail biofuel is a "little" less money than regular diesel.
Willy's Prevost runs on bio but not sure what the mix is.. some bio
some reg diesel.

One issue I see with bio is the "gel" point (much lower/higher??)
than regular diesel. Warming the bio is criticle in most applications
dealing with cold winter temps to make it "work" in the application.

Here is a link to see how bio is made and what it takes...

http://www.biodieselcommunity.org/gettingstarted/

Interestingly, a farmers Co-Op in North Carolina has spent millions
on building a facility to manufacture Bio.. It might just be another
wave of the future.

Scott B
1986FC35
SC "no french fry smell outta my exhaust YET"

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "ronmarabito2002"
wrote:
>
> Ernie:
>
> He has a web site about it. One station is located south of
> Dallas before you get into Hillsboro. By the way, Steve is invested
> with the company.
>
> R.E. (Ron) Marabito, Dallas, TX 92WB40
>
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, erniecarpet@ wrote:
> >
> > Has anyone heard of willie nelson's venture into biodiesel?
> ernie-83pt40 in
> > louissiana
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
>

[Chris Cox]

I burn quite a lot of Jet A aviation fuel in my 79 FC35! Works great! I work in
aviation and have to defuel aircraft a lot and can't put the fuel back n the
aircraft, so, I put it in my other bird! Just add some Marvel Mystery Oil in for
lubrication! I buy very little diesel!

Pete Masterson wrote: At 7:45 AM +0000 3/2/06, Tom
McCarthy wrote:
>Willie just visited San Diego touting biodiesel. He parked his
>Prevost outside the Omni and did a TV news spot showing him pouring
>veggie oil or something into the tank. Prevost is bullt grey with a
>western mural on the side.
>
>Tom McCarthy


Using recycled oils from restaurants, etc., might be a reasonable
thing to do. (Especially if you don't mind your vehicle smelling like
a donut shop.)

However, using 'virgin' oil is a much less appealing idea. Nobody
stops to check where the soybeans are coming from. Brazil is now the
number one exporter of soy beans in the world. So, we're trading the
Amazon rain forest for soybean farms. I'm not sure that this is a
reasonable environmental trade off. Ask Willie what he thinks about
that.


--
Pete Masterson -- pete@... --- wannabe WL owner
Book Design and Production: A Guide for Authors and Publishers
Voice & FAX: (510) 222-6743 -- 9AM to 5PM M-F Pacific Time
Visit my web site at http://www.aeonix.com for publishing hints
P.O. Box 20985, El Sobrante, CA 94820-0985





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