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Originally Posted by BrianL99
I posted this a few days ago, but it was apparently deleted.
Possibly, because it came from the newspaper that shouldn't be named (although, the TOTV engagement farming bot, posted it on FaceBook).
I'm re-posting, because people seem curious about what kind of car it was.
Looks fairly clear, it was a gasoline fine.
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Originally Posted by VAtoFLA
This gas fire (from page 1) looks pretty dangerous too. Are you recommending the same for that volatile liquid or are you thinking the owners need to manage their use better or differently? Same would go for volatile batteries.
I drive Yamaha Gas, but the electric segment has come a long way in a short time. We'll see what the next one is. To each their own.
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Looking at the picture of the burned out cart, the presence of a big chunk of metal where the motor would be and the absence of anything that looks like a clutch provide pretty good evidence that it was an electric cart. This also supports the reporting in the paper.
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