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Poster I picked up a few months ago. Finally got around to putting it up.

I won't be posting during the race, but I'll try to get some decent pictures while I'm here. Here's a couple of early shots.

Srx is at Slinger Superspeedway tonight at 7. Who's watching?

Didn't feel like posting updates while watching the race tonight, but the finish was straight up great short track racing. Congratulations to Ernie Francis Jr on the win. Looking forward to Slinger next Saturday.

Anyone going to tune in to the SRX race at Eldora tonight? I'm looking forward to it.

Srx is under way at Knoxville, who's watching?

It's about to start. Who's checking it out?

Ol Ford should have an extra 150 horsepower 😏

Just wondering if anyone heard from him lately. I wasn't on much week before last because I was on a trip, and when I got back I'm not seeing him post or react. Seems like a good kid, enjoyed following his adventures with his old cars.

I haven't followed nascar in years, but I settled in to watch the Bristol dirt race this weekend. Saw the trucks attempt the qualifiers and of course the qualifiers for both cup and trucks were cancelled. I just got to catch the final stage of the cup race and I have to say, I think it's a good...

Snapped these photos a few days ago while cleaning and reorganizing the apartment. That's all of my purple oil collection, and a small portion of my racing oil collection. Enjoy.

I doubt youd have any issues with fuel dilution on your fancy turbo/di automobile with this great product from Witco Corporation.

Should be good for your stop/starts and hybrids. 😏 Back in the day, GT was popular among the local short trackers. Most of the drag racers I knew used Kendall GT1. Both were great oils.

The last few days I've been thinking about brands of oil I used to use that are no longer being marketed and sold. In the late nineties and early to late 00s my go to for shop oil was Exxon Superflo when it was on sale at Auto Zone and the red bottle STP oil that dollar general used to sell...

I know it isn't a popular opinion, but I miss oil in metal cans. I was never crazy about the composite cans that bridged the gap between metal cans and plastic bottles, but the old painted metal cans were pure art.

Any of you guys ever use this back in the day? This can is dated 7/83. It's in really nice condition.

Imagine it is 1955...think of the automobiles that were available at the time tell me what oil you are using. I think I'm changing oil every six months, and I'm using Union 76 Royal Triton SAE 30 in the warm months and RT SAE 20 in the winter. I'm also probably driving a late forties Chevrolet...

I just thought this would be a fun thread. From the era of oil being sold in metal and composite cans, what was your favorite. I really like these Union 76 Royal Triton cans from the late 50s.

Just wondering, does anyone know of an archive of previously used oil formulations? Something that would list % of base oil(ie group II, III, ETC), and the additive package?

Hi fellas. I never used it personally because they're weren't a lot of Union 76 stations around where I lived, but when I traveled in the 70s and eighties, I remember getting gas at 76 stations and they would have Royal Triton, and later Long Distance Purple motor oil. I remember it was marketed...