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Prized ’72 Hydrogen-Fueled Gremlin for Sale on eBay

05/28/2010
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  • This 1972 Gremlin was designed to run on Hydrogen, in 1972.
    In 1972, 64 teams of university students competed to design the greenest vehicle in the Urban Vehicle Design Challenge. This was the cream of the crop -- a 1972 mustard yellow Gremlin that runs on nothing more than hydrogen. The car won the competition because of its clean emissions and now could be yours -- it's for sale on eBay....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/students-designed-72-hydrogen-fueled-gremlin-in-1972-for-sale-on-ebay/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • This 1972 Gremlin was designed to run on Hydrogen, in 1972.
    In 1972, 64 teams of university students competed to design the greenest vehicle in the Urban Vehicle Design Challenge. This was the cream of the crop -- a 1972 mustard yellow Gremlin that runs on nothing more than hydrogen. The car won the competition because of its clean emissions and now could be yours -- it's for sale on eBay....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/students-designed-72-hydrogen-fueled-gremlin-in-1972-for-sale-on-ebay/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • This 1972 Gremlin was designed to run on Hydrogen, in 1972.
    In 1972, 64 teams of university students competed to design the greenest vehicle in the Urban Vehicle Design Challenge. This was the cream of the crop -- a 1972 mustard yellow Gremlin that runs on nothing more than hydrogen. The car won the competition because of its clean emissions and now could be yours -- it's for sale on eBay....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/students-designed-72-hydrogen-fueled-gremlin-in-1972-for-sale-on-ebay/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • This 1972 Gremlin was designed to run on Hydrogen, in 1972.
    In 1972, 64 teams of university students competed to design the greenest vehicle in the Urban Vehicle Design Challenge. This was the cream of the crop -- a 1972 mustard yellow Gremlin that runs on nothing more than hydrogen. The car won the competition because of its clean emissions and now could be yours -- it's for sale on eBay....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/students-designed-72-hydrogen-fueled-gremlin-in-1972-for-sale-on-ebay/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • This 1972 Gremlin was designed to run on Hydrogen, in 1972.
    In 1972, 64 teams of university students competed to design the greenest vehicle in the Urban Vehicle Design Challenge. This was the cream of the crop -- a 1972 mustard yellow Gremlin that runs on nothing more than hydrogen. The car won the competition because of its clean emissions and now could be yours -- it's for sale on eBay....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/students-designed-72-hydrogen-fueled-gremlin-in-1972-for-sale-on-ebay/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • This 1972 Gremlin was designed to run on Hydrogen, in 1972.
    In 1972, 64 teams of university students competed to design the greenest vehicle in the Urban Vehicle Design Challenge. This was the cream of the crop -- a 1972 mustard yellow Gremlin that runs on nothing more than hydrogen. The car won the competition because of its clean emissions and now could be yours -- it's for sale on eBay....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/students-designed-72-hydrogen-fueled-gremlin-in-1972-for-sale-on-ebay/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • This 1972 Gremlin was designed to run on Hydrogen, in 1972.
    In 1972, 64 teams of university students competed to design the greenest vehicle in the Urban Vehicle Design Challenge. This was the cream of the crop -- a 1972 mustard yellow Gremlin that runs on nothing more than hydrogen. The car won the competition because of its clean emissions and now could be yours -- it's for sale on eBay....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/students-designed-72-hydrogen-fueled-gremlin-in-1972-for-sale-on-ebay/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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This 1972 Gremlin was designed to run on Hydrogen, in 1972.

In 1972, 64 teams of university students competed to design the greenest vehicle in the Urban Vehicle Design Challenge. This was the cream of the crop -- a 1972 mustard yellow Gremlin that runs on nothing more than hydrogen. The car won the competition because of its clean emissions and now could be yours -- it's for sale on eBay....

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