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In 1970 after the MIT and Cal Tech coast to coast electric car race I just had to make my own ev. So with a WWll surplus GE CM77 aircraft starter/generator, 10 6v truck batteries, a copper slide

Hi Blaine, I would sure like to know the mods you did to your comutacar to achieve 50 mph. I am in the process of restoring my 1980 comutacar. I seem to remember the car did around 37 mph tops,

50 in a C-car? Wow! I'd frame the ticket. Mike

Hello I am new to the group and have a 81 commuta car ,72 volts with a curtis controler, I live over here in missisippi , kind of flat here with black top roads and found out that my speedometer is 10

Hi Tim, I am actually looking for the contacts for the contactors. Both of my comutacar contactors have bad contacts. I took the contactors apart to try to clean up the contacts, but the silver

Hi, I'm not sure if you are looking for the parallel/series contactor for Commuta -Car, but I think I have a unit that may be just that in my junk box. I will not be able to look for it until

Hi Don, It looks like your post came though just fine. If you drove a Citicar that long I am sure you have quite a bit to share. Feel free to post it anytime. Thanks, Mike Chancey, '88 Civic

Thanks for the info Ross. I just found out tonight that the contacts for the citicar and the comutacar are different! My comutacar contacts have a much longer t section where the wiring connects. I

Tim, I am in need of brake pads for my Comutacar. Can you tell me the name of the brake shop that you got yours. Maybe they can help me. I need 1 set for the rear. All others seem to be OK.

Your message came through ok. I am interested in hearing about your experiences. I have just recently acquired a 1980 comutacar. Thanks Jeff

Thank you for the help. You have reminded me that in the Los Angeles area there are businesses that specialize in vehicle registrations. I also have a copy of Hemmings setting around - I will look

Thank you for the info. Your ideas have reminded me that there are businesses in Los Angeles that specialize in vehicle registrations. Thanks Jeff

Here's some information on decvoding VINs that may help: http://www.autoinsurancetips.com/vin.htm If that's not enough go to http://www.yahoo.com/ and search for vin decode

Hi Jeff and all, You might want to check with some of the title companies that deal with antique cars. There should be a number listed in Hemmings Motor News, an automotive classified ad publication

I recently obtained a Comutacar. It is in very good condition, having spent the last 10 years or so in a warehouse. It appears totally complete and unmolested. It has 977 original miles, and

Well this is what we found out. The replacements we found were identical to the old parts. Oddly they were from a brand new contactor assembly, so new the forklift parts guy could only find

Hi, I also had trouble with my Ccar brakes. I was able to take the old brake shoes to a brakes specialty shop here in Columbus, Ohio, and they matched them with ones they had on the shelf. The

Hi all, small world! I just got brakes back on my comutacar last week. I have only temporary 60 ah batteries installed just to move the car around until i get new battery boxes built. While

Check with your local electric forklift service company. The company that made the contactors on the C-Cars has gone out of business, but I believe the contacts are a standard design. The forklift

We have had a slight setback in getting our Citicar running for school. Once all the batteries had been installed and the wires hooked up, we felt it was time to see if everything worked. With a