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Since no body is posting and really doesn't want to be 1st one, I'll post a little bio on here.
My name is Veerachart Murphy everyone calls me Murphy or Murf and I own a alternative fuel car dealership called CNG MOTORS. I started CNG Motors about 4 years ago and have learned a lot about this business and cars and pitfalls. Prior to opening the dealership I worked as a banker but still drove CNG vehicles as our personal vehicles since 2000. And though I do not know it all, I can probably answer your alt fuel questions. Don't feel as though you need to buy something from me just to get your question answered. I love to talk about all things CNG. There are somethings to look out for and things I would and would not recommend based on my experience in this business.
I drove a CNG Excursion as my personal vehicle up until today (looks like it sold) And yes I actual use the CNG in it. It holds 10.5 Gallons of CNG good for about 115-125 miles. I also have a FMQ2-36 installed at my house along with a remote panel and a cascade system. My wife drives a 2001 Chevy Suburban 2500 also bi-fuel CNG and my spoiled daughter drives a CNG bi-fuel 2003 H3 Hummer. We save about $12,000 annually by not buying gasoline for our vehicles. Yes I do A LOT of driving.
My name is Veerachart Murphy everyone calls me Murphy or Murf and I own a alternative fuel car dealership called CNG MOTORS. I started CNG Motors about 4 years ago and have learned a lot about this business and cars and pitfalls. Prior to opening the dealership I worked as a banker but still drove CNG vehicles as our personal vehicles since 2000. And though I do not know it all, I can probably answer your alt fuel questions. Don't feel as though you need to buy something from me just to get your question answered. I love to talk about all things CNG. There are somethings to look out for and things I would and would not recommend based on my experience in this business.
I drove a CNG Excursion as my personal vehicle up until today (looks like it sold) And yes I actual use the CNG in it. It holds 10.5 Gallons of CNG good for about 115-125 miles. I also have a FMQ2-36 installed at my house along with a remote panel and a cascade system. My wife drives a 2001 Chevy Suburban 2500 also bi-fuel CNG and my spoiled daughter drives a CNG bi-fuel 2003 H3 Hummer. We save about $12,000 annually by not buying gasoline for our vehicles. Yes I do A LOT of driving.
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