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Re: Is LP 3020 Taboo?
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Posted by Gerald J. on March 25, 2005 at 07:58:22 from (67.0.108.146):
In Reply to: Is LP 3020 Taboo? posted by Tom N Texas on March 25, 2005 at 07:23:02:
There weren't very many LP 3020 made, so they are uncommon. There are few willing to fiddle with LP fueling so that cuts their popularity more. LP cuts engine wear drastically so their longevity is great and while fixing the PS tranmission can be very expensive, I've found very few owners who have found it ever needed fixing. The low numbers of the LP 3020 make it highly collectible and you know how to fuel with LP. Go for it. Gerald J.
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