My daily driver is in my sig

 

CNG = compressed natural gas


Most of the time drive











Nice days drive









Rarely driven by me anymore, but my 16 year old son drives it

 

I normally drive either two cars. The monte which is my daily driver and sometimes my paps old 02 malibu but can't drive that until it is switched to my insurance.

 

Scooby doo answered it. CNG is compressed natural gas. It's a very viable fuel. A gasoline motor can operate it as a sole fuel source (most conversions allow a quick switch between fuels and still retain the gas tank). Fuel mileage is very similar to using gas (although most conversions use a much smaller tank) and it burns cleaner. The biggest seller is that gas averages between 3.20 and 3.40 a gallon. CNG is around 1.70 a gallon. It'll cost a bit up front for the conversion, but when you're paying little over half, it pays off, especially as many miles as I drive each year. I'd probably pay off such a conversion in a year or two just in fuel savings, and I plan on keeping my next truck for the better part of the next decade. Since I'll still have the gas tank, I'll be able to just use gas when I go to other states where it's not plentiful.

 

my main DD is my '00 ranger my grandfather gave me a few years back... hardly drive the monte anymore, lol. this is an older pic, don't have any newer on my computer but the truck now has a different hood & mirrors, a tonneau cover and some other junk I've done.

 

we just added another vehicle to our family.... im happy to introduce you all to our 2011 Cadillac cts-v!!!

 

Notch back. Not a hatch, I like having a trunk. My bad.

 

1971 Corvette to go along with my factory 4 speed original owner 78 Monte. Noticed some other guys also drive Vettes, and I haven't seen a Citation in 10 years, I remember when they introduced those... and the X11 "performance" version, had 2.8 liters and a 5 speed... I think. I remeber a Chevy salesman saying that the Citation was the beginning of a new muscle car era... he ws right but took about 30 years for the Big 3 to figure it out.

 

BTW, love the CTS V, now that's a real car! Future collectable 4 sure.

 

I have a 1969 Corvette.. here's a few pics..