Patman
Staff member
A friend of mine found this oil in his grandmother's house, and we're trying to figure out when it was made. It can't be too old given it's SE rating, however I don't remember oil being in cans during that era either.

I bet I still have 2 or 3 around here. Remember how hard it was to find one that didn't leak?quote:
Originally posted by V6 Diesel:
Anyone still have their metal spout you would punture the can with to pour the oil? Think I do.
Yep, 2 cans of QS, all metal. The newer one is QS Superblend, 20W-30 rated SF - SE - SD - CC, has the Oil City addy with Zip code, says it was blended with over 60 years of experience. The older one is plain ol' QS 20-20W (not a typo, that's what's stamped into the lid, not printed) rated MS - DG DM, no Zip code after the Oil City addy, says over 50 years 'sperience went into this one. Both were found in Granddad's garage, both are full!quote:
Originally posted by Pick:
Anyone have any old Pennzoil or Quaker State containers with the Oil City, PA address on the containers?
Possibly as movie props?quote:
Originally posted by jsharp:
I say save it for your grandkids. Someone, somewhere down the road will want it for something. You're really sitting on a fortune there, you just can't collect yet...![]()