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Re: Slick 50 = Cruel Hoax?? what do you mean??? 200 '86

posted by  someone claiming to be Dave Pell on  Mon Nov 5 12:19 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Mineral Oil??? explain what you mean? You mean like Baby Oil?? I can see a possible "hoax" but several leading Oil Companies have teamed up with Slick in the latest promotion as anyone who walks into a part's store of late. I am puzzled that Quaker State Oil would cause their reputation (what reputation???) to be tied to Slick if Slick is So Bad.

I'd guess that Quaker State and the other oil companies "bundleing" with Slick are in deep doodoo financially in order to save their flagging income. I am not convinced that my Volvo will die due to Slick anytime soon. However I will probably never use it again. My oil does look wonderfully Clean however with the Hastings filter and lighter colored oil (

3 quarts Quaker, 1 quart Slick) hmmmmm. My engine's mortal anyway: maybe Slick is like a dose of good whisky or Hootch or something like that. Live shorter, but having more fun???

My car seems pretty peppy even after driving the rustfree newer Volvo with 60 K less miles.





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