The Definitive Answer to the Regular Gas Debate
12-24-2011, 03:20 AM
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The Definitive Answer to the Regular Gas Debate
You've probably seen the debate raging on whether you can use regular gas in the Corvette.
I've done extensive research and found the definitive answer to the problem. The answer has been staring us in the face
You must never use regular because it's against the 7th Commandment
There you go; my Xmas gift to the Forum. No more gas debates
I've done extensive research and found the definitive answer to the problem. The answer has been staring us in the face
You must never use regular because it's against the 7th Commandment
There you go; my Xmas gift to the Forum. No more gas debates
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12-24-2011, 08:25 AM
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Thanks Dee Gee
Not only does it answer the fuel question, but it answers 9 others as well. I am very sorry to admit that I have broken at least 2. My bad.
Oh, and merry Christmas to all.
Not only does it answer the fuel question, but it answers 9 others as well. I am very sorry to admit that I have broken at least 2. My bad.
Oh, and merry Christmas to all.
12-24-2011, 08:42 AM
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Thanks DeeGee - that should put the debate to rest. 
12-24-2011, 08:55 AM
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asked and answered
much easier to understand than all that other mumbo jumbo
Thanks Dee Gee
and a very Merry Christmas to all.
Thanks Dee Gee
and a very Merry Christmas to all.
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Well that answers that!
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You've probably seen the debate raging on whether you can use regular gas in the Corvette.
I've done extensive research and found the definitive answer to the problem. The answer has been staring us in the face
You must never use regular because it's against the 7th Commandment
There you go; my Xmas gift to the Forum. No more gas debates
I've done extensive research and found the definitive answer to the problem. The answer has been staring us in the face
You must never use regular because it's against the 7th Commandment
There you go; my Xmas gift to the Forum. No more gas debates
Merry Christmas Dave...
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12-25-2011, 09:27 AM
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That's a classic Dave!!Must admit that I have sinned against 1-2&4 though!!!On a few occasions I've let the wife and my sons take her out. #2 usually once in the spring I'll run her through a touch less wash that has the undercarriage spray as I DO drive through the winter and am sure there is some salt residue there,,and #4 I do a lot of my own work,,there IS going to be(and has been)the occasion for the occasional exremity mishap that will elicit a "colorful" exclamation!!Merry Christmas back at you Dave,,and raise ya a HAPPY NEW YEAR to boot
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!!!On a few occasions I've let the wife and my sons take her out. #2 usually once in the spring I'll run her through a touch less wash that has the undercarriage spray as I DO drive through the winter and am sure there is some salt residue there,,and #4 I do a lot of my own work,,there IS going to be(and has been)the occasion for the occasional exremity mishap that will elicit a "colorful" exclamation!!Merry Christmas back at you Dave,,and raise ya a HAPPY NEW YEAR to boot!!!