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C Moon

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3. I drove a 60s classic car in the late 90's when gas stations stopped selling leaded gas.

Reply to roamer65 (Original post)

Sun Mar 22, 2026, 04:59 AM

8 hrs ago

I can't remember what I had to do, but I had to buy something so my 60s car would be able to handle the new gas.
I'm thinking it's probably similar to this.

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Check your vehicle manuals to make sure yours can run E15 (Unleaded 88). [View all] roamer65 10 hrs ago OP

AAA warns E15 gasoline could cause car damage dalton99a 10 hrs ago #1

Your link is 14 yr old NickB79 4 hrs ago #7

Big problem for motorcyclists and boaters jmowreader 10 hrs ago #2

and will destroy the carbs. The gas today is very corrosive. I Emile 6 hrs ago #6

I drove a 60s classic car in the late 90's when gas stations stopped selling leaded gas. C Moon 8 hrs ago #3

Members of our VW club use a lead additive for their older bugs. I buy Emile 7 hrs ago #4

Ah, that's what it was! C Moon 7 hrs ago #5

Unless your car is 15+ yr old, you're safe NickB79 4 hrs ago #8

For small engines and two stroke engines, bite the bullet and buy ethanol free gas. indusurb 4 hrs ago #9

I believe Sheetz stations carry regular gas, no ethanol, in addition to those with ethanol. mucholderthandirt 3 hrs ago #10

The fuel ethanol industry needs to go away. hunter 1 hr ago #11

Ethanol is boondoggle scam GreatGazoo 1 hr ago #12