<VV> White Gas - no vair

[J R Read_HML]

Someone mentioned this the other day.  I don't recall the exact context.

Anyway, what IS white gas?  I recall most gas having a yellow tint and white 
gas being clear.

Is it simply the lack of lead which makes it clear and gives it that name? 
If so, do ALL of today's various blends fall into the category of "white 
gas"?

It is likely obvious by now that I don't know a lot about gasoline (except 
that my brother and I cleaned a lot of 30's Fords parts with it), but I'm 
trying to lead up to my REAL question.

Coleman company has charged a lot of money over the years for "Coleman 
Fuel".  Is that anything more than unleaded gas with an (some?) amount of 
lubricant added for the pump mechanism?  Oh... this part of the question 
only applies to those among the VV group who have actually used a "pump up" 
Coleman stove/lantern.

Off line replies are JF - unless you feel the general group might be 
interested in your answer.

Thanks.

Later, JR
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'61 Rampside Standard 4/110
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