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Gas gauge??

If I remember correctly, mine, which was a real early model, didn't have a gas gauge. You filled up and drove until it started spurtering...You then flipped a valve lever to reserve. There was enough fuel left to get to a gas station.

There was also some talk about its heater. Seems like it would keep your left foot warm. Thing worked like the heater on my Champ. A metal shroud around the exhaust manifold.

RD
 
rdaniell said:
If I remember correctly, mine, which was a real early model, didn't have a gas gauge. You filled up and drove until it started spurtering...You then flipped a valve lever to reserve. There was enough fuel left to get to a gas station.

There was also some talk about its heater. Seems like it would keep your left foot warm. Thing worked like the heater on my Champ. A metal shroud around the exhaust manifold.

RD
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I forgot about the heater! LoL!! That and popping the trunk to get to the gas cap.
 
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