German Castro Syntec in Washington State?
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If there is any I have not found it
But a nice guy like me can't even get 0 weights here in Spokane
GoHack,
If you don't have Autozone (only place in US of which I am aware that is carrying it) you might try Wal-Mart in Vancouver or other Canadian city close to you.
The answer to your comparison question is not fully fleshed out with supporting data yet, but I predict we'll find out that it is.
[ August 31, 2003, 04:20 PM: Message edited by: pscholte ]
I just got back, having checked out everyone in the local area, here in Central Washington state.
I went to three different Walmarts, a Shopco, a K-Mart, a Target, and a Schucks Auto Parts, w/no luck.
I did find something interesting at Walmart, 5W-50 Castro Syntec oil. I've never seen 5W-50 before. I also found 0W-30 Castro Syntec at K-Mart, but it wasn't the German oil. It said it was made here in the US in NJ.
Oh well, I guess I'll just go for the Mobil 1.
I would of liked to try the German Castro though.
I went to three different Walmarts, a Shopco, a K-Mart, a Target, and a Schucks Auto Parts, w/no luck.
I did find something interesting at Walmart, 5W-50 Castro Syntec oil. I've never seen 5W-50 before. I also found 0W-30 Castro Syntec at K-Mart, but it wasn't the German oil. It said it was made here in the US in NJ.
Oh well, I guess I'll just go for the Mobil 1.
I would of liked to try the German Castro though.
GoHack,
Have patience. Eventually pscholte, Patman, et al., will let some remain on the shelves. Won't they?
Have patience. Eventually pscholte, Patman, et al., will let some remain on the shelves. Won't they?
I asked at the local Wallyworld The kid knew which oil I was talking about and he said NEVER!
GROUCHO MARX,quote:
Originally posted by GROUCHO MARX:
GoHack,
Have patience. Eventually pscholte, Patman, et al., will let some remain on the shelves. Won't they?
Yesterday, I left 4 cases--FOUR CASES--alone at one of our Autozones...but after Labor Day...well, let's just say they are "at risk."
pscholte,
it looks like you're well on your way to becoming German Castrol's U.S. distributor.
it looks like you're well on your way to becoming German Castrol's U.S. distributor.
Heck Paul,
The way you have created such a buzz on this site as well as cornered the market, I suspect the FTC will be calling any day to see why you should be allowed such a monopoly.
Bill Gates move over!
The way you have created such a buzz on this site as well as cornered the market, I suspect the FTC will be calling any day to see why you should be allowed such a monopoly.
Bill Gates move over!
Love the response...you are a credit to The Legend behind your user name!quote:
Originally posted by GROUCHO MARX:
Heck Paul,
The way you have created such a buzz on this site as well as cornered the market, I suspect the FTC will be calling any day to see why you should be allowed such a monopoly.
Bill Gates move over!
User name?
I've been reading here how the US 0w-30 Castrol Syntec has it's letters in yellow while the German 0w-30 is in red. I could of sworn, now that I think of it, that the one one I saw at K-Mart was white. It was also in a different shaped bottle also, more square shaped vs. rectangular w/the normal Syntec bottles.
I should of opened it to see it's color.
I should of opened it to see it's color.
Patman
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Yes, I'm done adding to my supply until I start using some of it up!quote:
Originally posted by GROUCHO MARX:
GoHack,
Have patience. Eventually pscholte, Patman, et al., will let some remain on the shelves. Won't they?
There is no German Castrol in Washington and I even checked Leavenworth (inside joke for us Washingtonians). I mean I have looked EVERYWHERE.
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