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4DSC M023386B 784 + three fill times BC, CA
Patman M023386B 784 + three fill times ON, CA
4DSC M023386B 784A1 *500 BC, CA
Patman M023386B 784A1 + two fill times ON, CA
Yuk M023386B 784A1 1515 AB, CA
Chris Jefferson M023386B TAG785 2013 GA, US
FowVay M023386B TAG785 2208 GA, US
Gfcrane M023386B TAG785 2000 UT, US
G-Man M023386B TAG785 0058 SC, US
Pscholte M023386B TAG785 2006 CO, US
Quadrun1 M023386B TAG785 2347 NY, US
SBC350gearhead M023386B TAG785 2341 OH, US
Quadrun1 M030426A T/W05482 + three fill times NY, US
SBC350gearhead M030426A T/W05482 1352 OH, US
TsoA M030426A T/W05482 1239
Oilcanboyd M030426B T/W0504821 + two fill times CA, US
Outersquare M030426B T/W0504821 CA, US
Tenderloin M030426B T/W0504821 2007 CA, US
Asmodeus M030426B T/W1240607 MON, CA
Patman M030426B T/W1240607 ON, CA
Yuk M030426B T/W1240607 **24 AB, CA
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Yeah, where is 29°:38':60"N 91°:05':60"E anyway?
I can tell you this...it's NOT where he REALLY is unless, being a logician as his "bio" says he is, he is playing a logic game with us. The coordinates put him somewhere around the Nepal/China/India borders.
[ August 16, 2003, 12:17 AM: Message edited by: pscholte ]
[ August 16, 2003, 12:17 AM: Message edited by: pscholte ]
Yeah, that's what I was thinking; my geography skills are a bit rusty, but I coulda sworn that all of North America was within negative (west) longitude!
YZF150, bring us back some exotic motor oil from wherever you may be
YZF150, bring us back some exotic motor oil from wherever you may be
Just found out that Mapquest plots this. Paul, yep, it's near Lhasa.
His old coordinates (16:46:0N 3:1:0W) represent "Tombouctou", aka Timbuktu! (Africa)
His old coordinates (16:46:0N 3:1:0W) represent "Tombouctou", aka Timbuktu! (Africa)
It's a joke I guess, "I'm out in Timbuktu" (the middle of nowhere) ??
Found some of the German Castrol Syntec at an Auto Zone in Pinellas Park (St. Petersburg), FL
Lot number: MO23386BTAG785 - 2010
Bought all six bottles they had. Did a fill on my son-in-law's new (to him) '02 Taurus (3.0L Vulcan), Motorcraft FL400S filter, sent him on his way to graduate school in Indiana. Maybe we'll get a UOA out of it when he comes back around Christmas.
Lot number: MO23386BTAG785 - 2010
Bought all six bottles they had. Did a fill on my son-in-law's new (to him) '02 Taurus (3.0L Vulcan), Motorcraft FL400S filter, sent him on his way to graduate school in Indiana. Maybe we'll get a UOA out of it when he comes back around Christmas.
Sorry if this is old news for the Canadian contingent
but...
Last night I saw a whole rack of german Castrol Syntec 0W 30 at my local Canadian Tire (Hwy 401 & Port Union) in the east end of Toronto. I had previously only found it at WalMart. Price was $6.99 cdn (vs. $6.66 at Wally's).
I should also report that after 2 weeks in my 1.8T, this oil has not caused my engine to blow up
, nor has it resulted in scores of beautiful women asking to look under my hood
. Hmm, I guess there's a limit to its abilities after all...
Last night I saw a whole rack of german Castrol Syntec 0W 30 at my local Canadian Tire (Hwy 401 & Port Union) in the east end of Toronto. I had previously only found it at WalMart. Price was $6.99 cdn (vs. $6.66 at Wally's).
I should also report that after 2 weeks in my 1.8T, this oil has not caused my engine to blow up
A new pickup line at a singles bar: "Hey baby, my oil smells like gummie bears. Wanna sniff?"quote:
Originally posted by VAG Mark:
I should also report that after 2 weeks in my 1.8T, this oil has not caused my engine to blow up, nor has it resulted in scores of beautiful women asking to look under my hood. Hmm, I guess there's a limit to its abilities after all...
I'll bet you're forgetting to put a dab of 0W30 behind each ear and on each wrist before you go out, aren't you?quote:
Originally posted by VAG Mark:
...nor has it resulted in scores of beautiful women asking to look under my hood. Hmm, I guess there's a limit to its abilities after all...
[ August 20, 2003, 03:43 PM: Message edited by: pscholte ]
I bought some german castrol last week, and I could not overcome the compulsion to open up a quart and take a sniff. To me......it does not smell anywhere close to gummibears. In fact, I think it smells alot like Jim Beam.
I wonder if it just always smells like a treat?........LOL
[ August 20, 2003, 06:00 PM: Message edited by: sbc350gearhead ]
I wonder if it just always smells like a treat?........LOL
[ August 20, 2003, 06:00 PM: Message edited by: sbc350gearhead ]
Are you like saying it has like a virtual reality fragrance...you know like it's kind of like anything you like WANT it to be...DUDE!quote:
Originally posted by sbc350gearhead:
I bought some german castrol last week, and I could not overcome the compulsion to open up a quart and take a sniff. To me......it does not smell anywhere close to gummibears. In fact, I think it smells alot like Jim Beam.
I wonder if it just always smells like a treat?........LOL
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I also opened one of my bottles and took a whiff last week and didn't find that it smelled like gummibears either.quote:
Originally posted by sbc350gearhead:
I bought some german castrol last week, and I could not overcome the compulsion to open up a quart and take a sniff. To me......it does not smell anywhere close to gummibears. In fact, I think it smells alot like Jim Beam.
I wonder if it just always smells like a treat?........LOL
sbc.../Patman,
You guys have got to open your minds and allow the vapors to gently waft into that area of olfactory sensitivity that responds to the fragrance of gummi bears...and then you'll smell it
...you don't think so, huh? Well, it was worth a try.
You guys have got to open your minds and allow the vapors to gently waft into that area of olfactory sensitivity that responds to the fragrance of gummi bears...and then you'll smell it
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