mark888 Take a deep breath. While this QS product with the Slick 50 label was introduced in 2005 it was still on the QS web site just a few weeks ago and is still on shelves everywhere right now! The change has only happened the past few weeks as the new QS web site and new look bottles have appeared. Again this has only happened the past few weeks.
While you are technically correct when you state this is the "old version", a few weeks is not really that old now is it. Cut some slack.........Geeeezzzzz
Here is a story from just last year stating the use of QS Higher Mileage WITH Slick 50................
Andy Seuss Joins Forces with Quaker State and Q Racing Oil
Thursday September 25, 2008
Company’s Quality Lubrication Products will be Featured on Young Racer’s Modifieds
HAMPSTEAD, NH (September 25, 2008) – Quaker State has a long history in motorsports. Drivers like Cruz Pedregon, Steve Kinser, Ricky Rudd, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, Kenny Bernstein, Tony Pedregon, Casey Mears, Paul Menard and Dale Earnhardt Jr. have all relied on what is inside the green bottle to power them in front of their competition through the years.
Now, Modified up-and-comer Andy Seuss can add his name to that list. Seuss has signed on to become a part of the Q-Team every time he straps into the Riggs Racing #47 Advance Auto Parts Modified on the NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified or the #70 Rockingham Boat/Stuarts Automotive Modified on the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, in the True Value Modified Racing Series or in any one of the numerous open Modified shows he takes part in throughout the racing season.
“Quaker State and Q Racing Oil have a long history of success,” said Seuss. “So just to be chosen to represent them is a big honor. At the same time, we know that we need to produce for them and hopefully go out and win some races. We want to make them look good as well, as they keep our engines alive and powerful.”
Seuss isn’t just a racecar driver who shows up to the track with his helmet bag and races. He’s also a mechanic who wrenches up and goes to work on his own racecars and his family’s street vehicles. During the day, he works as a marine technician on customer boats at the family business, Rockingham Boat in New Hampshire, so Seuss knows how engines work and the benefits that Quaker State products have when it comes to protecting any type of engine.
“It’s not just what they say on the commercials,” said Seuss. “I’ve done a lot of oil changes on racecars, street vehicles, and even boats and I know that there is a big difference between cheap economy oils and a quality product like Quaker State and Q Racing Oil. It really does make a difference, and you can sleep better at night knowing that even if you can’t change your oil every race, you can go that much further with Q Racing Oil. In a street car, you don’t need to stop at 2,999 miles and worry either. Quaker State has always taken care of us.
“My personal truck has a lot of miles on it, and Quaker State Higher Mileage Engine with Slick 50 makes that run as well as the day it came off the lot.”
For more information on Quaker State and their line of Q Racing oils, please visit http://www.QuakerState.com.
For more information on Andy Seuss, please contact Mike Twist at (207) 590-1786 and be sure to check out Andy’s website at http://www.andyseuss.n
While you are technically correct when you state this is the "old version", a few weeks is not really that old now is it. Cut some slack.........Geeeezzzzz
Here is a story from just last year stating the use of QS Higher Mileage WITH Slick 50................
Andy Seuss Joins Forces with Quaker State and Q Racing Oil
Thursday September 25, 2008
Company’s Quality Lubrication Products will be Featured on Young Racer’s Modifieds
HAMPSTEAD, NH (September 25, 2008) – Quaker State has a long history in motorsports. Drivers like Cruz Pedregon, Steve Kinser, Ricky Rudd, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, Kenny Bernstein, Tony Pedregon, Casey Mears, Paul Menard and Dale Earnhardt Jr. have all relied on what is inside the green bottle to power them in front of their competition through the years.
Now, Modified up-and-comer Andy Seuss can add his name to that list. Seuss has signed on to become a part of the Q-Team every time he straps into the Riggs Racing #47 Advance Auto Parts Modified on the NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified or the #70 Rockingham Boat/Stuarts Automotive Modified on the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, in the True Value Modified Racing Series or in any one of the numerous open Modified shows he takes part in throughout the racing season.
“Quaker State and Q Racing Oil have a long history of success,” said Seuss. “So just to be chosen to represent them is a big honor. At the same time, we know that we need to produce for them and hopefully go out and win some races. We want to make them look good as well, as they keep our engines alive and powerful.”
Seuss isn’t just a racecar driver who shows up to the track with his helmet bag and races. He’s also a mechanic who wrenches up and goes to work on his own racecars and his family’s street vehicles. During the day, he works as a marine technician on customer boats at the family business, Rockingham Boat in New Hampshire, so Seuss knows how engines work and the benefits that Quaker State products have when it comes to protecting any type of engine.
“It’s not just what they say on the commercials,” said Seuss. “I’ve done a lot of oil changes on racecars, street vehicles, and even boats and I know that there is a big difference between cheap economy oils and a quality product like Quaker State and Q Racing Oil. It really does make a difference, and you can sleep better at night knowing that even if you can’t change your oil every race, you can go that much further with Q Racing Oil. In a street car, you don’t need to stop at 2,999 miles and worry either. Quaker State has always taken care of us.
“My personal truck has a lot of miles on it, and Quaker State Higher Mileage Engine with Slick 50 makes that run as well as the day it came off the lot.”
For more information on Quaker State and their line of Q Racing oils, please visit http://www.QuakerState.com.
For more information on Andy Seuss, please contact Mike Twist at (207) 590-1786 and be sure to check out Andy’s website at http://www.andyseuss.n
