" Jet Industries, Inc., located in Austin, Texas, was a company that sold battery electric vehicles during the late 1970s and early 1980s."
say what ?
who knew ?
1981 Jet Electrica
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Re: 1981 Jet Electrica
LoL, that thing is already electric, it would be like cheatin', but maybe I should do an LS Swap on it !?
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Re: 1981 Jet Electrica
You could - a LS600H
Building: 1964 International Scout 80. LS600H transmission with ZombieVerter, B250e battery pack