Retired Gm Engineer Sets Out To Prove Hydrogen Can Power Hot Rods And Keep The Roar

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Retired GM engineer sets out to prove hydrogen can power hot rods and keep the roar

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Retired GM engineer sets out to prove hydrogen can power hot rods and keep the roar
It's a warm, sunny day in early May, and the 67-year-old Copeland flies down the road with the windows wide-open to let in the wild, warm wind and deafening roar of the 500-horsepower engine.
05/16/2024 - 6:01 am | View Link
Retired GM engineer sets out to prove hydrogen can power hot rods and keep the roar
You'd swear you were in a gasoline-powered hot rod leaving a ... Copeland is CEO of Arrington-Hydrogen in Brighton. By "we" he means his team and his chief engineer, Al Butlin.
05/15/2024 - 1:00 pm | View Link
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