<VV> White Gas - no vair Mobil also

[Frank DuVal]

I beg to differ on the year. The lawn mower engines that had "Use White 
Gas" on the label were from the 50's. I clearly remember my local Amoco 
station having signs on the premium pump stating "No Lead" was in the 
product in the early 60s when I was mowing lawns. But also Mobil had 
white gas in the Virginia area. Some lawn mowers specifically specified 
Mobilgas white gas for their engines. In the early 70s I noted Mobil 
premium no longer said No Lead on the pumps, but then came out with 
unleaded regular in the mid 70s when catalytic converters became 
fashionable.


Frank DuVal

Bill Elliott wrote:

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>The product most of us know as "white gas" was introduced in 1970; the 
>first modern high octane unleaded fuel.     It was the only readily 
>available high octane unleaded fuel around at the time and the only 
>clear one. 
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