With all the interest in alternitive energy these days this might just fit in your budget and in the long term save you money. If you travel in a small area around 40 to 50 miles like I do this just might be the right answer. With all the new technoligy coming out it will not be long before you see more EV's on the road.

I’m building a state of the art EV (electric vehicle). By trade I’m a software developer in the Kansas City area. This car will be controlled using some of the most modern technology on the market today. All of the car components will be run using a PC (personal computer). A touch screen monitor will allow access to car lights, door & trunk latches, GPS system, and Sirius Radio. Just to name few of the things. The system will allow monitoring of the battery system in the car.

I'm using a Bradley GT2 as my donor car. It is a lightweight kit car built in the early 70’s. My plan is to totally rebuild the car from the ground up. I hope to have the car completed in the spring of 2009. The car is made out of fiberglass and I really have no experience in the car body field but I know other willing to help out with the project. I want to show the world that if a guy in Kansas City can do it then it must be possible for the larger car companies. I know that many are creating cars with electric technology as you read this. The electric car technology is not new however to get the distance out of the car you need a good set of batteries.

Sponsorship,
I'm looking for sponsors to help with the cost of the project. In turn I will be adding the company's logo to the car. My plans when the car is completed is to take it places and make people aware of what is heading their way. If you're a small company in the area and would like to help out please contact me. Thanks for all the support.

106.5 the Wolf...,
I would like to give a shout out to 106.5 the Wolf.(View 106.5 the Wolf...) I was letting them know what I'm doing to make people aware about alternitive energy sources. They told me when I get it completed to let them know.

KFKF Radio - 94.1,
Thanks to KFKF for giving me a chance to talk about my project on the radio. View KFKF 94.1

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