Chevy Cargo Van in Milwaukee, Wisconsin For Sale

xxxx GMC Cargo Van Runs on Propane
165,000 Propane miles
Here is your chance save money on fuel and to drive a green vehicle and help the environment as well . no emissions on this vehicle either
Van runs on Propane which is only $2.40 a gallon and is available all over the city & state . Van runs great and will run forever propane burns so clean so it keeps the motor running longer than normal it also gets great milage .
The conversion kit to run propane is not cheap so if you don't like the van take the motor out and put it in vehicle of choice but this is a very rare Van and need a new home .
Maintenance has been done by city of Milwaukee so anytime something was wrong it got fixed right with no short cuts this van has ran on propane since new so it is done right and you can tell once you drive it has power you would exspect with this size motor .
$ 1,199.00 OBO
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facts about propane
Propane is a by-product of the refining process of natural gas and crude oil. About 3% of a barrel of oil becomes propane. Propane boils at -44 degrees Fahrenheit; when it is vaporized, it becomes a gas again. Because it vaporizes at such a low temperature, it mixes easily with air. Therefore, it doesn't require a high temperature (over 400 degrees Fahrenheit for gasoline) for it to atomize. This improves cold starts, emissions, and drive-ability. Propane is a stable fuel; it doesn't go bad if you don't use it!
Since propane has such a low carbon content, motor oil never gets dirty which increases engine life. The oil does still need to be changed, though not as often. Spark plug life is dramatically extended. Also, you cannot "flood" a propane engine. When a gasoline engine "floods," raw fuel enters the cylinders, washing past the rings and into the oil, also wetting the plugs. Propane carburation automatically compensates for altitude changes, saving carb re-jetting and computer re-learn.
Since propane is under pressure, there are no fuel pumps, no float bowl, or needle and seat. Another plus is the high octane rating of propane between 100 and 110. This means that if you are turbocharging or supercharging, it is the ideal fuel.
The propane system is sealed to the elements so that even complete submersion will not allow water into the fuel system.
Propane is available throughout the world.It is all the same fuel and the fittings are standardized. Your local propane dealer will usually cut you a break when buying motor fuel.
Propane:
Will not go bad
Burns clean
Requires no maintenance
Is easy to install
Is very safe
In many cases it is much cheaper than gasoline
Rates at 100-110 octane
Automatically compensates for altitude
Prolongs engine life
Is affordable
No loss of power with any of our kits (these are automotive kits)