Year/Model    :     1992 Saturn SL2 converted project car

Asking price  :      $1,100

 

This old EV conversion would make an outstanding project for a tech savvy tinker or a high school/college auto department, interested in updating the lead-acid batteries to LiFePO4. The Saturn has a Shabmuller motor, DC 36 volts 150 amp motor and is a 5-speed manual with a Curtis 1231 controller. It uses 18 Trojan T-125 6V deep cycle batteries for 108 volts. The charging system uses a Delta-Q 7212 QuiQ charger for the 12 batteries in back, and a Deltran HF SMF 36 for the front. It takes 9 hours to charge at 120 volts for SOC of 40
DC to DC Iota DLS 55. 50 mile range with current lead-acid batteries. Top speed 75 mph. Added features: LED headlights, and vacuum pump for brakes.
This car is only a 2 seater. The batteries are under the rear seat area, with more under the hood. This car does not have a heater. It comes with a spare tire and 2 brand new tires unmounted, plus 2 loose leaf binders and 2 repair manuals included.

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