<VV> New Oils for Classic cars

[Mel Francis]

Thanks Harry,

I checked out the link and found that it mentions Amsoil products, too.
But the info is slightly incomplete, as Amsoil has just recently introduced 
two new high-Zinc oils specifically
for classic cars, especially those that are stored for long periods during 
the winter.

http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/zrt.aspx 
http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/zrf.aspx

They feature a high-zinc formulation to prevent wear on flat-tappet 
camshafts and other critical
engine components, along with a proprietary blend of rust and corrosion 
inhibitors for added
protection during long-term storage.

The Amsoil site sells all their products online and is structured somewhat 
like Amway, so you can
easily become a dealer and experience up to 30% savings on your orders.

Mel Francis
Oconomowoc, WI


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From: "Harry Smith" <harrysmith1957 at gmail.com>
To: "Jim Houston" <jhouston45 at gmail.com>
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Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2011 1:42 PM
Subject: Re: <VV> New Oils for Classic cars


> Intersting. I was discussing oil yesterday with a friend of mine and he 
> sent
> me to a turbo website, Forced Performance. They had a nice chart on oil 
> with
> brand, weight, amount of ZDDP and cost. I have attached it here.
> Harry Smith
> 1963 Rampside
> Coral Springs, FL
>
> "THERE IS NO TRY,
> THERE IS ONLY DO
> OR DO NOT"
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