doug russell wrote:
>
> Here's my silly question for the day: where can you purchase redline
> products? I have called about 8 auto stores around here with no luck. I have
> also tried the website www.redline.com but the site name comes up as unknown.
> For a product line that appears to be have high demand it's sure hard to
> find!!! Any local distributors (eastern PA) out there - or will I have to use
> Amsoil????
>
> Not in the redline in PA,
>
> Dr. Doug
> 69 C Roadster (needs water wetter)
> 69 C GT (looks good but doesn't really go anywhere)
> 69 Beater (hot fun, fun, fun in the summertime)
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-mgs@autox.team.net On Behalf Of patrick bailey
> Sent: Saturday, July 26, 1997 12:10 AM
> To: mgs@autox.team.net
> Subject: Redline synthetic tranny oil
>
> I put in Redline synthetic tranny oil a few hundred miles ago.Here are
> my finding:
> 1 smoother shifts
> 2 used to jump out of 3rd gear when descending hills or letting off the
> gas in 3rd,doesn't do that now!!
> 3 smeems a little quieter
>
> all in all I'm pretty happy with the stuff.... Pat...79B
Doug,
I too went through the process of looking for it at all the auto parts
stores around York, PA where I live. Finally I did a net search and
found their web site and emailed them. They sent several dealers, the
closest to me is McNew's Automotive in Dillsburg,PA. I don't know how
close that is to you, but if you can wait until you go to the Gettysburg
MGC show, Dillsburg is north of G'burg on US 15. If you use the PA
turnpike to go to G'burg, you will pass right by Dillsburg if you get
off at exit 17.
I haven't checked them out yet so you may want to call ahead and make
sure they have what you want. 717-432-9503 is the phone no.
Charlie
'52 TD, '60 MGA, '66 MGB
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