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Water Powered Car - Apparently for Real

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The following appears in PATTAYA ONE:

 

Click on the link for photos:

 

http://www.pattayaone.net/news_01_09_51.html

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Water-Powered Car Developed by Local Engineer.

 

On Sunday Afternoon, we attended a presentation of a motor-vehicle which has been modified so it runs on water. The car has been developed by Khun Tanaert who realized that with the higher cost of petrol, alternative energy sources for motor vehicles were important and could make him a lot of money.

 

The presentation was made at a garage located on the Sukumvit Road near Soi Kow Noi and used secret chemicals mixed with normal water to power the vehicle. We understand that the power output of the vehicle fitted with the new system is slightly lower than a conventional vehicle; however the cost of running the vehicle is much lower.

 

Khun Tanaert is now applying for a license to fit cars with the new system which he says will cost around 20,000 Baht. If you would like further information on the new system please call Khun Tanaert on 082 208 9626-8.

 

 

P. T. Barnum is alive and well in Pattaya.

I think the Stanley brothers came up with a similar idea quite some time ago. It was the Stanley Steamer.

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