Porsche classic oil

[71-911T]

I FOUND THE PART NUMBERS FOR THE OIL.

20W50,1 LITRE:PART #000.043.20.92.8

20w50,5 LITRES:PART #000.043.20.92.9

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[Xavier PJB]

I bought some, packaging is nice.

[super9064]

I think many of these cans will end up as garage art.

[Jim Breazeale]

Interesting pictures of "Classics".
I guess the designer of the can doesn't have any grey hair.

Ciao

Jim

[JBQuick]

You are too funny Jim ! The designer must be a Millenial !

[Greg D.]

Interesting pictures of "Classics".
I guess the designer of the can doesn't have any grey hair.

Ciao

Jim

The 20-50 has a 356 and long hood on it Jim, so grey hair is possible ;-)

[Jim Breazeale]

The 20-50 has a 356 and long hood on it Jim, so grey hair is possible ;-)

Thanks Greg

They are redeemed.

Regards

Jim

[RSTarga]

Speaking of grey hair. Who remembers Stan Mott from Road and Track?
The Cyclops only ran on Extra Virgin Italian olive oil.
That can sort of reminds me of the old olive oil cans.
I wonder if he ever published a book with those hilarious cartoon. The F1 race reports by Henry Manney, where also classics.
Henry retired in Newport Beach and I had the pleasure of meeting him in the late 60's when Road and Track was still owned by the Bonds and was published in Newport Beach.

[RSTarga]

For those uninitiated:
http://sbiii.com/cyclops/cyclops.html
http://deansgarage.com/2010/motts-spot-cartoons/

[NorthernThrux]

There was a cyclops book in the '80s. Maybe try Amazon ? He and Peter Egan were my two favourites. I get R&T on Zinio for my iPad. It's not the same when the writers are all younger than you. They try too hard with their graphics but they are after the ADHD kids of today I suppose. Still enjoy it, but not enough to get the hardcopy and bind them as I did in the late '70s through the new design and Peter's retirement.