(CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo., AP) — A convention designed to help people convert cars to run on electricity is scheduled this week in Cape Girardeau.
About 150 people are expected to attend the Electric Vehicle Conversion Convention, which runs Tuesday through Sunday. Organizers say educational sessions and hands-on work will be held at the Cape Girardeau Regional Airport. The Southeast Missourian reports (http://bit.ly/1en6Kwc) nearly 45 electric vehicles will be on display for the public.
Co-organizer Jack Rickard says the convention is drawing people from across the country, as well as countries such as Canada and Australia. He says many attendees are coordinating electric car projects with people on other continents, and the convention gives them a chance to meet.
The convention also will offer electric-vehicle drag races and autocross Friday afternoon.
Co-organizer Jack Rickard says the convention is drawing people from across the country, as well as countries such as Canada and Australia. He says many attendees are coordinating electric car projects with people on other continents, and the convention gives them a chance to meet.
The convention also will offer electric-vehicle drag races and autocross Friday afternoon.
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