Buy this car and get 60 - 80 MPG
 

I didn't know you could get high on WVO!?

http://spokane.craigslist.org/car/631854014.html:stupid2:

I just wonder how people can delude themselves into typing that BS. Unless its a joke.

I got much better than that in My SDL going from Southern Va to WV. Of course it was riding on a flatbed truck;)

Maybe he doesn't count the VO? I bet he can get 80MPG when you only count the diesel he uses to start and **** off the engine.

I just hate to think that somebodyis going to buy this car for the incredible mileage and then b*tch about how crappy W123's are when he ONLY gets 30MPG

It's just craiglist in competition with ebay perhaps. Watch for the escalation now on ebay. :rolleyes:

The seller must be high on something else.:P

He certainly means miles per gallon of diesel. Could've been more specific, but doesn't seem to be under the influence of anything.

From: scott.hatter@gmail.com
Subject: Re: 1984 Mercedes 300D Turbo Diesel (WVO/SVO/Bio Diesel) - $5900 (Meridian, ID)
Date: April 8, 2008 2:35:06 PM MDT
To: *********@gmail.com
Reply-To: Scott.hatter@gmail.com

I put in the frybrid system (frybrid.com). I figure MPG on the actual diesel that I have to pay for and use to run the car. The waste vegetable oil (WVO) that I put in is free. I collect it from restaurants and use it to run the car in my second tank. So when it is running on this I am driving for free. So this is a blended number. Lots of people are doing this and getting the same results. I am happy to discuss or answer any additional questions, just call me if you want.

Scott

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incredibly uncool
 

to post someones phone number on a forum without their knowledge.:eek:

Yeah I have to agree their, I deleted the phone number.

Oh boo hoo. He is giving it out willy nilly if you shoot him an e-mail.

Or 20 mpg.

I think what he is claiming that he is getting that milage for the fuel he pays for. I run WVO in a two tank setup and I filled my tank the other day and I used 7.5 gallons of fuel and drove over 600 miles, which yields 81mpg of diesel. So if you only use the gallons of diesel I used to calculate the milage you get a much higher number. In reality I still only get somewhere in the 20's for milage.