Ethylene glycol was first prepared in 1859 by the French chemist Charles Wurtz. It was produced on a small scale during World War I as a coolant and as an ingredient in explosives. Widespread industrial production began in 1937, when its precursor ethylene oxide became cheaply available.
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I enjoyed the pics don't pay any attention to the nay sayer always has to be at least one. I for one am intelligent enough to go away if after 1 or 2 pics I see where something is going and I find distasteful.
Interesting thread. I just say that when it is time to cash in your chips it is time. It won't matter to our Maker if you are in a T, A, or a Rolls Royce.
So turn the coin over and you have no proof that it doesn't help. I would say that the testimonial of several people with nothing to gain would be a great start at some kind of proof. being around since 23 suggest that must be some new fangled snake oil.
If you had a tender to refuel on the move I think it could be done. Made the trip from Missoula to Central Michigan (1952 miles) non stop (cept 4 fuel) several times back in the seventies. Did it in a Jeep commander, a 1964 bow tie and a pinto. I survived as did the vehicles.