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craig.dusing

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For Sale - 97 Chev S10 EV-Conversion - $10,500
« on: January 11, 2011, 03:00:11 AM »
For Sale: 1997 Chev S10 Electric Vehicle Conversion - $10,500

For Photos: http://s523.photobucket.com/albums/w351/grubbybob/97%20S10%20EV%20Conversion/

Location: Milledgeville IL (NW IL – approx. 2-1/2 hrs west of Chicago)
Std cab, Std box, 57,788 miles
Converted April 2008
Currently fitted with (18) Trojan T875  8V  170Ahr lead acid batteries
NetGain WarP9 double ended motor (brushes advanced)
CNC machined aluminum adapter & CNC machined clutch-less coupler
Curtis 1231C-8601 500A motor controller
Aluminum heat sink with 12V cooling fan
Fiberglass control enclosure w/12V system fuse block & terminal strips
(2) Albright SW-200 contactors
Curtis PB-6 throttle pot
Anderson 350A main pack disconnect
400A main pack fuse
Iota DLS-55 DC-DC converter
Triple A-pillar gauge pod w/voltmeter, battery ammeter, motor ammeter
2/0 gauge battery cables w/magna-lugs and adhesive heat shrink
Protective battery boots
Welded steel battery racks
Starboard ¼” black poly battery boxes with aluminum & PVC frames
Arpro 4.2pcf expanded co-polymer foam battery box cushion & insulation
Ghast 12V vacuum pump & pressure switch
Inertia safety switch (disconnects contactors)
Dash mounted mushroom safety switch (disconnects contactors)
Zivan NG3 110V input charger w/Anderson disconnects
Tilt bed kit

Notes: This vehicle was converted and used by Electric Vehicle Solutions to prototype and test conversion kit components. The Trojan batteries are approx 3 years old and are weak.  Range when new was approx. 35 miles at 65mph.  After conducting extensive controller testing over the past two years, the batteries are weak and currently provide approx. 15 miles range.  Although (18) 8V batteries are installed, the battery boxes are built to accept (20) GC2 (6V) batteries. The vehicle is clean with an exceptional interior.  There is a dent in the left rear box below the taillight where the vehicle was backed into.

Contact: c.dusing@ev-solutions.net