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I don't keep accurate numbers either but 9MPG out of a 351 is pretty sad. I think I probably get that still while plowing with mine.:lol:

Atleast up here most people put the propane tanks right where the gas tank was. In my pick-up the front gas tank is original and the rear gas tank was removed and replaced with 'belly tanks'. No storage/box space was lost at all. On my 1 ton dump the propane tanks are just mounted on the...

Well just saying is all :P. I love the 460 because it runs great on propane which is cheap compared to gas here. Couldn't take y'all slamming that poor truck:D. One ton 4x4 I'd love a truck just like that as another plow/utility truck.

Yup and most people get their propane tanks filled at gas stations here because off the top of my head there's still atleast half a dozen places in Vernon alone to get propane including two 24hr cardlocks. 8)

I'd say you'd get closer to 10-12 mpg driving reasonably with a 460. A 460 is a great engine and if you can run it on propane like I can around here it's quite economical.