I'm considering purchasing a 1988 Ford E250 Club Wagon Diesel, and doing a WVO conversion. In doing initial internet research, it seems that this model is a "complex" level of conversion. I am hoping to find folks who have converted a similar ford vehicle to get any anecdotal information I could glean. I am new to this, but itching to start.

Also, I'm interested in talking to folks from the deeper South states, to see how hard it has been for them to obtain WVO, especially Mississippi.

If you have any info you'd like to share feel free to contact me personally at ajscorpio@hotmail.com

Thanks!
angela

Robust 1991 F350 single cab 4x4 with only 56,000 miles. The engine runs like new!. She is smooth on the highway and I am sure she will be at home off road if need be. She burns no oil-no blowby. The 5speed manual tranny allows low RPM cruising. The seat and glass are excellent, there are no cracks on the dash. Body is tight and straight-no rust! AC is all there but does not kick in.
Truck stands tall and tires have plenty rubber. Equipped with a heavy duty rear bumper with hitch. This IDI non-turbo 7.3 engine is very friendly to WVO (waste vegetable oil) I have been running my diesels for about 6years at a fuel cost of about .70cents per gallon . I can set you up with everything to make fuel. Please, if you are just curious please search the internet regarding WVO as a fuel. Vegetable oil processing station included for you to make your own fuel. Only serious prospects please. $4500 OBO
gtown1969@yahoo.com

I have a 1996 F250 that I want to convert to veggie oil, but I don't want to drop $1,300 on the kit!! where can I find a cheaper kit that is still of good quality? Thanks
geoff
geoffschellens@gmail.com