Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, May 28, 1981, Page 41, Image 41

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by JIM HAYS
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car o f the fu tu re
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perfectly at home hurtling down the freeway at' tot? ^
Nice, but hardly unusual.
leew ay at loo mph
It s not until you notice the custom-made tires th.» v
suspect this might not be a run-of-the-m 11 six rK
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I owered by 24 s.x-volt lead-acid batteries the Exar .
totally electric powered automobile, and m ay be the bis £ 3
coming trend ,n transportation It was cteveined b i 7 L
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tempted to develop electric cars m th ? c<Jr” pi,nJeii have a‘ -
cluding General Motor?
i ? ,ast two decades, in-
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previous ideas°in‘X s u b ^ r l n d ^aite d°f
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rejected by BMW
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'mum speed of 75 on a 15 percent gr.de
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range of too miles at 55 moh With o .
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■struments. the car has digital L s h t X 7 r i COn,,rO,,ed
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company's plant on Hog. « manufacturing facilities The
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capabilities her 7 2 .,
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satisfaction are your rew ards
Free Estimates on all work
> Insurance work
• Complete Body & Paint Repair
• Custom Work & Restoration
• All Foreign & Domestic
• Fiberglass Work Done
• Special Suspension
work & lowering
Lewis Swan • Owner
GRESHAM BODY WORKS & PAINT
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810 H.E. HOOD GRESHAM 661-7795
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