I used to be that you can have any color you want, as long as it’s black…They have just removed the word black…I would hope you can still get black, even though black is not a color…if you ordered a colorless car, I bet it would not be black, probably gray primer…No power brakes, or windows,
comes with a 1hp engine with a 27 speed transmission for ultimate gas savings, 30 mpg possible going down long steep roads in neutral…no radio or cig lighter, and a gray primer, non color, non paint job for greater economy…

This is just what barry wants all of us to have—not for fuel economy–but for a death trap called population control!

Think outside the box!

Per the following AP article, there is PLENTY of “thinking outside the box” going on! The implications here sound diabolical,IMO.

Cattle-based fuel runs Okla.-Texas passenger train
AP News | 2010-04-20 17:48:14
Amtrak starts yearlong test of beef-based biodiesel on passenger line between Oklahoma, Texas
Amtrak began an experiment Tuesday to let cows produce horsepower.
Officials from the railroad and the Oklahoma and Texas transportation departments launched a yearlong test to see whether beef-based biodiesel can efficiently run the Heartland Flyer passenger train between Oklahoma City and Fort Worth, Texas, and also reduce emissions.
“We can join energy (and) agriculture and protect the environment,” Oklahoma Agriculture Secretary Terry Peach said.
Tallow from Texas cattle — fat often used in soap or animal feed — is supplying 20 percent of the fuel for the 3,200-horsepower engine, the rest is standard diesel. Previous engine tests showed that those running the B20 mixture produced less carbon monoxide and fewer particulates and sulfates.
Biodiesel can react with rubber, however, so checks must be made for unusual wear that could damage the engine.
“At the end of this 12-month trial we’ll go back and look at the engine assemblies and gaskets and valves and make sure there’s no impact,” said Roy Deitchman, Amtrak’s vice president for environmental, health and safety issues. The railroad also will collect exhaust data.
In ceremonies at the Sante Fe station in downtown Oklahoma City, government and railroad officials announced the test as part of this week’s Earth Day events. A number of officials then boarded the train for a similar announcement later Tuesday at Fort Worth.
The Federal Railroad Administration gave Amtrak $274,000 to conduct the test with Oklahoma transportation officials. State governments help fund daily service to Oklahoma City, Norman, Purcell, Pauls Valley and Ardmore in Oklahoma and to Gainesville and Fort Worth in Texas.
“We use about 100,000 gallons of diesel fuel a year to move 84,000 people on the Heartland Flyer,” Deitchman said. “Twenty percent of that is now biodiesel.”
Biodiesel can be more expensive than traditional fuel but it reduces demand for oil and can result in lower carbon emissions.
Copyright 2010  AP News