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The part on Stan Meyer's dune buggy almost nobody knows: the Gas Processor Assembly

Never published before: Stan Meyer's dune buggy in 2008, and the white canister on its tank labelled GAS PROCESSOR ASSEMBLY. In 1990 Stan put his hand on it and told the camera what it was for. It isn't in the water line. It's in the air line. The archive knows where the buggy is. To whoever holds i

The archive's own copy, 29 September 2026 22 MB

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Never published before: Stan Meyer's dune buggy in 2008, and the white canister on its tank labelled GAS PROCESSOR ASSEMBLY. In 1990 Stan put his hand on it and told the camera what it was for. It isn't in the water line. It's in the air line. The archive knows where the buggy is. To whoever holds it now: this is the part to look for.

About the voices. The narrator is NeuralStan, an AI voice the archive uses for its made films. Where you hear Stan Meyer, it is Stan: every word of his is cut from an original recording, and nothing he says was synthesised.

Sources

  • Stan Meyer at his garage · 1990 interview
  • Stan's dune buggy · 2008 · never published · © Stan's Legacy
  • Stan Meyer at his garage, the 1990 interview: "we call this a gas processor" at 4:46, and the retrofit at 29:15 — stanslegacy.com
  • Stan Meyer, Colorado Springs, 1991: ambient air through the gas processor, exhaust fed back, at 27:45 — stanslegacy.com
  • Photograph: Charlie Holbrook's basement collection, 2008. © Stan's Legacy; ask before republishing.

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