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Re: Re: Re: Pistons,Pistons,Pistons
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Posted by Steven@nd on May 02, 2002 at 05:34:35 from (12.15.56.36):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Pistons,Pistons,Pistons posted by the tractor vet on May 01, 2002 at 19:47:17:
Thanks for the clarification, TV. I was only going by the advertisements that I have and what is written in books. I guess I haven't found anything that conflicts the 70 octane in any books yet. But it is true that in the 60's I think you could buy like 104 octane fuel at the station? I know there were some Corvettes that took it. I really wish I could have been there when the SMTA's were new. I don't like growing up in this time frame - I'm too old fashioned. Would have liked to been a teenager in the 60's like my Dad so I could have had the chance to own some muscle cars. Now my 95 T-bird with 205 horses is supposed to be powerful. Oh well.. Steven
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