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|    Roy Witt to TOM WALKER    |
|    Stop Wasting Your Oil!    |
|    19 Oct 12 15:43:47    |
       TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:                      RW> TW>> Teh Top Three raqted Synthetic oils are Amsoil, Penzoil, and        RW> TW>> Mobile I in that order.               RW>> Actually there is another listed among these. A Castrol full        RW>> synthetic. But like Amsoil, Castrol has always been a rare find        RW>> wherever one goes. I used Castrol in my 55 Chevy, c1960. But it was        RW>> as rare then as their synthetic seems to be today. I switched to        RW>> Pennzoil back then and used it for years after.               TW> YES there are other Synthetis Oils Castrol being one of thyem but it        TW> was just out of the Top Three in most comparisions so I did not        TW> mention it.              In the comparison I saw, it was listed above Mobil 1, so that made a point       with me. My MIL used to put that stuff in her Corrola, but then, she       probably went by the recommendation of a salesman. She wouldn't have known       the difference between Castrol and used drainings.               TW> Anmd I mor many many years used Castrol conventional oil        TW> in my cars. I never had a problem finding it because here Pep boys        TW> carries it and when my Wal-Mart opened I was buying it there. In fact        TW> I stil have a 5 quart jug of it.              Where I lived at the time there wasn't anything like Pep Boys. Western       Auto was as close as one could find in that time. Heh, they carried       Schwinn bicycles too.               RW> TW>> I picked Penzoil becasue it is just as the other two and it        RW> TW>> costs less. Rembember "A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned" :-)               RW>> I find the difference in price to be of no concern, as Mobil One is        RW>> as plentiful as Pennzoil these days. And, if push comes to shove        RW>> while you're in a remote area, you can always find Mobil One in any        RW>> Mobile station. Only on rare occasion do you find Pennzoil at a gas        RW>> station.               TW> I always cary oil in the trunk. A Hold over form my Oil Burner        TW> driving days.              I do that when we're on a long trip for the same reason.               R\%/itt                     ... Mark Owen: "Hey, did you ever hear anything about that beer?       ... Fellow SEAL: "You believed that s**t, I bet you voted for change too,       ... SUCKER."                     --- GoldED+/W32        * Origin: Texas Lone-Star - Texan, American, USAian (1:387/22)    |
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