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OCTOBER 2007© AMSOIL INC 2007

2 AMSOIL ACTION NEWS / OCTOBER 2007

A. J. “Al” AmatuzioPresident and CEO, AMSOIL INC.

Occasionally I receive letters from Dealers that reallyget me thinking. I received one a while back that Iwant to share, in part, with you. It was written byDealer Dennis Breda from Medina, Ohio. He and hiswife Catherine have been Dealers since 1996, and hebegan the letter with this:

“Ever since I attended AMSOIL University in 2005I have wanted to write to you and tell you how proudI am to be associated with your company, even thoughit is in a small way at this time. More recently Iobtained the video which is, first and foremost, a trib-ute to your life, your parents and AMSOIL.

“I watched the video several times and related to allof it. But a few points stick out in my mind as I writethis letter. First, is the vision. I think today, even withall the support material we have to help sell AMSOILproducts, we too often become discouraged because ofthe negative mind-set of the prospect. Those of uswho have studied the literature and used the productsknow how good they are but become frustrated whenothers will not study the literature or try the products.Yet you had to go through much, much more interms of development and bringing the product andopportunity to market. There is a big lesson in view-ing your early experience by way of the video.”

The video Dennis is referring to, of course, is thevideo my family had done on the story of my lifetitled “Albert J. Amatuzio, An American Success Story.”First, I couldn’t be more pleased that the video, in

some way, served as inspiration for Dennis. I hope itdoes the same for other Dealers. And, yes, in responseto Dennis, it is discouraging when people refuse to rec-ognize the extraordinary performance benefits ourproducts provide. But we can’t let that stop us. Forevery potential customer who won’t give you the timeof day, there is another who will recognize the valueof the products and appreciate the service you provide.We all get discouraged. That can’t be avoided. Butsuccess is a result of perseverance.

According to Dennis he was struck by another sec-tion of the video. He mentions my experience as achild watching the cars cross the bridge betweenSuperior, Wisconsin and Duluth, Minnesota anddreaming of ways I could make a nickel off each.Dennis writes, “As I am out on the highway daily inmy medical equipment repair business, I too havehad those same thoughts as I count the traffic. If Icould only reach a percentage of the owners of thosevehicles and present the AMSOIL message to them.Mine is not the job to convince, I tell myself, only toask for the opportunity to present fully and let theprospect accept or reject. This I pledge I will do moreoften in a systematic way and not let the nay-sayersdeter me.”

It’s true, I did watch the cars cross the bridgebetween Duluth and Superior and I dreamed of waysto make a nickel off each. I guess even as a child I wasa businessman at heart. The point is, there are oppor-tunities everywhere, whether it’s to sell product, spon-sor Dealers or register accounts. We just have to learnhow to recognize those opportunities and not let the“nay-sayers” stand in our way. I did just that in 1973.When I first started this company I had a heck of atime trying to sell the product. I was selling it throughconventional channels, but it was more expensivethan petroleum oil, and without the opportunity toconvey the benefits, it sat on the store shelves col-lecting dust. It was then that an opportunity pre-sented itself — multi-level marketing. Soon, AMSOILwas off and running.

Dennis closes his letter with this: “I have said manytimes that the AMSOIL company is honest to thepenny. When people are honest with the small things,they can be trusted with the large things.”

I appreciate these kind words from Dennis. Hespeaks the truth. This company was built on honestyand integrity. Throughout the years I have taken greatpride in that. I can honestly say, however, that mygreatest source of pride has come from watchingDealers embrace the AMSOIL business opportunityand create financial independence for themselves.This really hits home for me as we approach our 35thanniversary, and I can thank our Dealers for each oneof those 35 years.

AMSOIL ACTION NEWS / OCTOBER 2007 3

AMSOIL Direct Jobber Roy Goyette, Naples, Fla., took advan-tage of the advanced technology of AMSOIL synthetic motor oilsand lubricants to breathe new life into a beat-up old Harley.

“I used AMSOIL products all the way through the bike,”Goyette said. “I used the Synthetic Water Resistant Grease, HPInjector 2-Cycle Oil in a pre-mix form, SAE 10W-40 SyntheticMotorcycle Oil in the transmission, Heavy Duty Metal Protectorfor the chain, Metal Protector in lots of areas and Mothers®

products on the final build. Thanks for a great line of products.”Goyette got started on the project in May 2006 when a good

friend asked him to restore the old Harley.

“I was told that it was an old 165 Harley that had been storedfor many years,” Goyette said. “The bike had special meaning tomy friend, Ronnie, as it was an identical year, make and modelto one he had growing up. We came to an agreement (bikeunseen) and I drove to Virginia Beach, Va. to pick it up. I nearlychoked when I saw the condition of the bike as it was draggedinto the sunlight after decades of storage in an old trailer. Thepoor old bike should have been shot and put out of its misery.”

Goyette said he cleaned off 50 years of grime and neglect tofind many problems.

"It had a severely bent and broken frame, the fenders weredestroyed, the engine was frozen and many parts were missing,”he said. “ It had fire damage and the wrong wheels. And the listcontinued to grow. I have spent my life working on and ridingmotorcycles of all types but this was the absolute worst that Ihave ever seen.”

After discussion with his friend, Goyette began a rebuild of thebike rather than trying to restore it to its original condition. Hefound a Harley website where he gained invaluable informationto help him on the project.

Over the course of several months, Goyette rebuilt the motorcycle.

“This was a huge undertaking, but at the same time a relax-ing bit of hobby time as well,” he said. “It is as close to original

Harley Gets New Life With AMSOIL

BEFORE AND AFTER – (above) This little 165 Harleyhad been stored away for decades before it wasrestored and rebuilt by AMSOIL Direct Jobber RoyGoyette, pictured below with the bike at the end of theproject.

“I used the Synthetic Water Resistant Grease, HP Injector 2-Cycle Oil in a pre-mix form, SAE 10W-40 Synthetic MotorcycleOil in the transmission, Heavy Duty Metal Protector for the chain,Metal Protector in lots of areas and Mothers products on the finalbuild. Thanks for a great line of products.”

– Direct Jobber Roy Goyette

as I could reasonably make it. I did take someliberties with the build since I knew it wouldnever be a 100-point show bike. However, Idid stick very closely to the original.”

“The damaged, dirty little bike that wasdragged into the light has become a familytreasure.”

Goyette looks forward to more restorationprojects in the future.

“I won’t consider using anything butAMSOIL products exclusively in my restora-tions,” he said.


Greg M. DesrosiersAlbertaRegency Platinum DirectJobberTenth—Total OrganizationThird—Commercial andRetail Marketing

David and Carol BellTexas★★★Regency PlatinumDirect JobbersFourth—Total OrganizationThird—Personal GroupSalesEighth—Commercial andRetail Marketing

Thomas and SheilaShalinKansas★★★Regency PlatinumDirect JobbersThird—Total OrganizationSecond—Personal GroupSalesFIRST—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

Dave M. MannMichigan★★★★★★RegencyPlatinum Direct JobberFIRST—TotalOrganizationFIRST—PersonalGroup SalesSecond—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

Ches and Natasha CainSouth DakotaRegency Platinum DirectJobbersSeventh—Personal GroupSalesSixth—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

Dick NudoArizonaRegency Direct JobberTenth—Personal GroupSales

Leonard and EunicePearsonWashington★★★★Regency PlatinumDirect JobbersSecond—TotalOrganization

Roger B. SilcoxAlbertaMaster Direct JobberNinth—Commercial andRetail Marketing

Michael H. EllisMichiganRegency Platinum DirectJobberNinth—Personal GroupSalesSecond—Commercial andRetail Marketing

John W. MoldowanAlbertaMaster Direct JobberTenth—Commercial andRetail Marketing

Gene and Danae FineOregonRegency Gold DirectJobbersThird—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

Mark and SherreeSchellIdaho★★★Regency PlatinumDirect JobbersFifth—Total OrganizationFourth—Personal GroupSales

Ray and Kathy YaegerWisconsinRegency Platinum DirectJobbersFIRST—Commercialand Retail Marketing

Robert L. SchultzTennesseeDirect JobberFourth—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

George and ShirleyDouglasFlorida★★Regency PlatinumDirect JobbersSixth—Total OrganizationSixth—Personal GroupSales

Mylo and PattyTwingstromMinnesotaRegency Silver DirectJobbersFifth—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

Luis and Sharon PenaOhioExecutive Direct JobbersFourth—Commercial andRetail Marketing

Kent and TrudyWhitemanUtahRegency Direct JobbersSeventh—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

William and Judith ShirkMaineRegency Platinum DirectJobbersNinth—Total Organization

Gerry and Patricia ReidNorth CarolinaRegency Platinum DirectJobbersEighth—Total OrganizationEighth—Personal GroupSales

July 2007

Daniel and Judy WatsonFlorida★★Regency Platinum DirectJobbersSeventh—Total OrganizationFifth—Personal Group Sales

Herschel L. GatesFloridaExecutive Direct JobberFifth—Commercial and RetailMarketing

David B. RichardsonOhioPremiere Direct JobberSixth—Commercial andRetail Marketing

Douglas BottamillerMarylandExecutive Direct JobbersSeventh—Commercial andRetail Marketing

Michael and PamelaWestwoodTexasMaster Direct JobbersEighth—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

Chuck DeyeWisconsinDirect JobberNinth—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

HALL OFFAME

AMSOIL Hall of Fame members are recognized for their long-standing service,

achievement and commitment to excellence.

Dorothy Hansen,Regency Platinum

Shirley Green,★Regency Platinum

Harold Hartman,★Regency Platinum

Ray and Arlene Schmit★★★★★RegencyPlatinum

Bill and Donna Durand,★★★★★RegencyPlatinum

LaDonna Harrison andLaVel Rude,(Lingwall Organization)★★★★Regency Platinum

Ora Mae Boardman,★Regency Platinum

Alan WilliamsTexasDirect DealerTenth—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

Conrad & Abby Baker, Louisiana Sponsors: Edward & Lisa WatkinsTom Cleveland, Wisconsin Sponsors: Trisha M. SaletriRay Hair, Missouri Sponsor: Bryan EnloeLoren & Frances Hanson, South Dakota Sponsors: Arthur & Sandra WilberRoe L. Haskin Sr., Ohio Sponsors: Jerry & Betty WolfordDennis Herzog, North Dakota Sponsor: Roger A. PogorelcRory Kuchenbecker, Ohio Sponsors: Thomas & Gwendolyn GuisingerRay & Martha Lester, Tennessee Sponsors: James & Faye Shoemake

Henry McKenna, Wisconsin Sponsor: Mike CarewMichael A. Robinson, Ohio Sponsor: Jay MannRichard Robinson, Montana Sponsor: Marty MaclayRyan Selgren, Georgia Sponsors: Michael & Linda FordJulie M. Sinner, Minnesota Sponsors: Mylo & Patty TwingstromNorman E. Winckler, California Sponsors: Daniel & Sandra WilhelmTravis Woods, West Virginia Sponsor: Robert W. BensonKay Yarnall, Delaware Sponsor: Matthew Micken

REGENCY SILVERDIRECT JOBBERS

HIGHER LEVELS OF

First Time 2000 Level Honor Achievers 2000 monthly commission credits 20 Dealers sponsored

Debra & Astor Lee Howell, Pennsylvania Sponsors: David & Rebecca Reid

REGENCY DIRECT JOBBERS

Kent & Trudy WhitemanUtah


Stephen Cashman, New York Sponsors: Ray & Kathy Yaeger

★REGENCYPLATINUM DIRECT

JOBBER

REGENCY GOLDDIRECT JOBBERS

★★REGENCYPLATINUM DIRECT

JOBBERS


Daniel & Judy WatsonFlorida

Shirley GreenKansas

Donald & Kathleen ReichertColorado

William & Barbara StancilVirginia


Vito & Paula Brinzo, New York Sponsor: Dave M. MannHarold & Barbara Coiner, Colorado Sponsor: Mildred OrmistonDavid & Sherry Martin, West Virginia Sponsor: Eugene L. Underwood

Steve Beleck, Michigan Sponsor: Richard L. DellMatthew J. Bernethy, Montana

Sponsors: William & Kathleen BernethyTony Degnan, Kansas Sponsors: Thomas & Sheila ShalinMarlin G. Good, Oregon Sponsors: Mark & Sherree SchellKevin Hamilton, Texas Sponsors: Thomas & Sheila ShalinMichael & Tracie Lloyd, Nebraska Sponsors: Ches & Natasha Cain

Michael K. Marx, Pennsylvania Sponsors: Ches & Natasha CainM.F. Murphy, Washington Sponsors: Cliff & Lorna GasperDale & Carol Niska, Minnesota Sponsors: Ray & Arlene SchmitDon Sr. & Linda Russum, Tennessee Sponsors: Dan & Patricia MercierWayne & Mary Sloop, North Carolina Sponsor: Catherine M. MarloweCharles Thorson, Wisconsin Sponsor: Carl W. ReichwaldMike & Pam Verkouteren, California Sponsor: Edie Villers

Robert V. SpenceKansas

Sandra & Ronald WardTexas

Heath Palmer, Iowa Sponsor: Michael A. MillerDonald & Virginia Schneider, Oregon

Sponsors: Bill & Beverly Lund

Daniel & Karen Meyers, Indiana Sponsor: Edie Villers


NEW DIRECT JOBBERS

NEW DIRECTDEALER

NEW ACCOUNTDIRECTS


EXECUTIVE DIRECT JOBBERS

PREMIEREDIRECT JOBBER

EXECUTIVE DIRECT JOBBERS

RECOGNITION July 2007

MASTER DIRECT JOBBERS

Kenneth R. MoreheadTexas

Scott & Linda RogusMichigan

Gregory A. EvansTennessee

Dave & Brenda BakerNorth Carolina

Gary & Debbie BruyetteFlorida

Larry CriderTexas

Kenneth OliveWisconsin

Leslie & JocelynCarpenter, New York

Sponsors: Francis & Jeanette ErnstDirect Jobbers:

Peter & Madeleine Finnerty

Norman P. CrawfordNew Jersey

Sponsors: Bernard & Carol TellierDirect Jobbers: Alvin & Rosalie Frank

Tom & Ruth SantellCalifornia

Michael & PamelaWestwood

Texas

Ruth RuguliesAlberta

Bradley & CindaWhiteOhio

Robert & Diana LuckVirginia

Jay MannKentucky

Cindy M. HuhCalifornia

Sponsors: Kent & Trudy WhitemanDirect Jobbers:

Kent & Trudy Whiteman

Marc & Rita JodoinAlberta

Sponsor: Denis P. GuenetteDirect Jobber: Roger B. Silcox

Donald & PatriciaLipscombTennessee

Sponsor: Robert E. ClarkeDirect Jobber: Cliff Goehring

Evan PorebskiIllinois

Sponsor: Diana LindlandDirect Jobber: Diana Lindland

Andres & Magdalena GomezTexas

Sponsors: Victor & Linda SorlieDirect Jobbers: Victor & Linda Sorlie

David W. RichardsMaryland

Sponsor: John E. DoyleDirect Jobber: John E. Doyle

Alan RiceCalifornia

Sponsors: David & Carol BellDirect Jobbers: David & Carol Bell

Darrell RozellTexas

Sponsor: Thom WoffordDirect Jobber: Thom Wofford

Tim & Teresa VipondTexas

Sponsors: Gary & Ranell GoesslerDirect Jobbers: Gary & Ranell Goessler

0 3 6 9 12 15TBN

Total Base Number (TBN)AMSOIL SSO 0W-30

Castrol Syntec 0W-30

Pennzoil Platinum 5W-30

Mobil 1 Extended Performance 5W-30

Quaker State Full Synthetic 5W-30

Motorcraft Synthetic Blend 5W-30

Havoline 5W-30

13.20

9.11

8.01

7.07

11.69

8.15

10.90

From the time he introduced the first can of AMZOIL10W-40 Synthetic Motor Oil in 1972, AMSOIL Presidentand CEO Al Amatuzio has taken great pride in thesuperior protection and performance provided byAMSOIL products. Now, in celebration of the 35thanniversary of the AMSOIL MLM business plan, 35years of Dealer opportunity and 35 years of technicalleadership, AMSOIL is updating its premiere motor oilwith a new, personal image. New Signature Series 0W-30 Synthetic Motor Oil (SSO) replaces Series 2000 0W-30 Synthetic Motor Oil (TSO) and offers even greaterperformance. Supplemented with a proprietary ash-less anti-wear system for improved heat and viscositycontrol and boasting a 10 percent increase in TBN (seegraph), new Signature Series 0W-30 sets the standardfor protection and performance. Personally endorsed byAMSOIL founder and President Al Amatuzio, each bottlebears his signature and describes how he developed thefirst API qualified synthetic motor oil and launched thesynthetic motor oil industry.

Product DescriptionAMSOIL Signature Series 0W-30 Synthetic Motor Oil isthe industry benchmark in lubrication technology.Engineered with the world’s finest synthetic base oilsand high performance additives, AMSOIL SignatureSeries 0W-30 is designed for those who demand theabsolute best in motor oil performance. The exclusiveextended drain formulation delivers superior engineprotection and maximum fuel economy. AMSOILSignature Series 0W-30 is a premium grade syntheticmotor oil that exceeds the requirements of modern,high-performance engines and older engines. It replacesother 0W-30, 5W-30 and 10W-30 motor oils and con-sistently outperforms competitive conventional andsynthetic motor oils.

Extends Drain IntervalsAMSOIL Signature Series 0W-30 Synthetic Motor Oillasts much longer in service than conventional oils. Its


0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 >1.0

Four-Ball Wear Test (ASTM D-4172)The smaller the wear scar, the better the protection

0.406

0.604

0.688

0.672

0.663

0.736

>1.000

AMSOIL SSO 0W-30

Pennzoil Platinum 5W-30

Quaker State Full Synthetic 5W-30

Motorcraft Synthetic Blend 5W-30

Castrol Syntec 0W-30

Havoline 5W-30

Mobil 1 Extended Performance 5W-30

Wear Scar in mm

40 kg Pressure @ 150° C, 1800 RPM, 1 Hour DurationAs tested by an independent lab in August 2007

unique synthetic formulation andlong drain additive system resistoxidation and neutralize the acidsthat shorten the service life ofother oils. AMSOIL SignatureSeries 0W-30 delivers the bestpossible engine protection, clean-liness and performance overextended drain intervals, reduc-ing vehicle maintenance andwaste oil disposal costs.

Maximizes Fuel EfficiencyThe lightweight molecular structureof AMSOIL Signature Series 0W-30 Synthetic MotorOil reduces energy loss from the “drag” common to highviscosity oils. It is fortified with additives that enhanceits friction-reducing properties to help further improvefuel efficiency.

Reduces WearAMSOIL Signature Series 0W-30 Synthetic Motor Oilcontains specialized anti-wear technology. Its durable,high temperature film strength effectively separatesmetal surfaces to reduce wear even under the most gru-eling conditions. Tests prove that AMSOIL SignatureSeries 0W-30 provides better protection against wearthan other motor oils (see graph). AMSOIL SignatureSeries 0W-30 helps engines last longer.

Resists Heat, Reduces Oil Consumption and EmissionsAMSOIL Signature Series 0W-30 Synthetic Motor Oil isthermally stable with a strong resistance to high tem-perature volatility (burn-off). It is heavily fortified withdetergent and dispersant additives designed to prevent sludge deposits and keep engines clean. Lowvolatility and clean operation reduce oil consumptionand emissions.


The front label of Signature Series 0W-30 Synthetic Motor Oil bears AMSOILPresident Al Amatuzio’s signature, while the three-panel back label includes the storyof how AMSOIL began and Four-Ball Wear Test results.

Signature Series 0W-30 Synthetic Motor OilStock # Unit of Pkg/Size Wt. Comm. U.S. Dealer/ U.S. Sugg. Can. Dealer/ Can. Sugg.

Measure Lbs. Credits P.C. Retail P.C. Retail

SSOQT ea (1) Quart 2.1 5.35 7.65 9.95 9.45 12.30SSOQT ca (12) Quarts 24.6 64.20 87.00 118.20 108.00 146.40SSO1G ea (1) Gallon 7.9 20.70 29.70 36.75 36.55 45.10SSO1G ca (4) Gallons 31.7 83.20 113.00 145.40 139.20 178.80SSO30 30 Gallon Drum 242.0 412.0 749.00 908.00 920.00 1114.00

Signature Series 0W-30 SyntheticMotor Oil Data BulletinThe new Signature Series0W-30 Synthetic MotorOil Data Bulletin, high-lighting the features andbenefits of SignatureSeries 0W-30 Synthetic

Motor Oil, is available for purchase.

Foldout portion of label

Provides Outstanding Cold Flow PropertiesUnlike conventional oils, AMSOIL Signature Series 0W-30 containsno wax. Its exceptional -60°F cold flow properties ease starting andreduce bearing wear.

ApplicationsAMSOIL Signature Series 0W-30 Synthetic Motor Oil is recom-mended for use in gasoline engines, diesel engines (API CF, ACEAB5) and other applications requiring SAE 0W-30, 5W-30 or 10W-30with the following worldwide specifications:• API SM/CF, SL, SJ … • ILSAC GF-4, 3 … • ACEA A5/B5-04• GM 4718M, 6094M • Ford WSS-M2C929-A• Daimler Chrysler MS-6395N • VW 503.00

Service LifeAMSOIL Signature Series 0W-30 Synthetic Motor Oil is recom-mended for extended drain intervals in unmodified, mechanicallysound, gasoline-fueled vehicles as follows: • Normal Service –

Up to 35,000 miles or one year, whichever comes first.• Severe Service –

Up to 17,500 miles or one year, whichever comes first.• Replace AMSOIL Ea Oil Filter at the time of oil change up to 25,000

miles or one year, whichever comes first (other brands at standardOEM intervals).

• In all non-gasoline fueled vehicle applications, extend the oil changeinterval according to oil analysis or follow the OEM drain interval.

Stock # Qty. U.S. Can.G2445 25 2.80 3.50

AMSOIL Signature Series 0W-30 Synthetic Motor Oil replaces Series 2000 0W-30 Synthetic Motor Oil, which will remain available while supplies last.


AMSOIL Introduces Updated G100 Retail CatalogThis issue of the Action News includes the updatedG100 Retail Catalog. The AMSOIL Retail Catalog offersan excellent opportunity for Dealers to exhibit the entireline of AMSOIL products, including the new SignatureSeries 0W-30 Synthetic Motor Oil, EaAB filters andNGK Spark Plugs. The G100 also contains policies onorders and returns, as well as information on becomingan AMSOIL Dealer or Preferred Customer.

How It WorksAttach your Dealer ZO number in the area marked“referral number” on the back cover of the catalog.Distribute the G100 to your downline Dealers, PreferredCustomers and any potential customers.Where to Distribute• Trade Shows • Fair Booths• Race Events • Conventions• Conferences• Potential Retail/Commercial Accounts• Direct Mail to Potential Customers

Maintain Contact With ProspectsDirect contact with potential customers is the best wayto make a sale or gain a new Dealer or PreferredCustomer. The more they hear about AMSOIL productsand programs, the more likely they are to take advan-tage of the benefits. Direct mailings to potential cus-tomers can give Dealers a foot in the door, but don’tstop there. Follow-up with potential customers toanswer questions, provide clarity and give them one-on-one service.

How Customers Place OrdersCustomers who wish to place orders from your RetailCatalogs can simply call the AMSOIL toll free orderingline and place their order specifying the referral number(your ZO number) printed on the catalog. This ensuresthat you will receive the retail profits and commissioncredits. Ordering customers are automatically sentupdated Retail Catalogs for the next 18 months at noadditional cost to you. In addition, any of your cus-tomers who call AMSOIL wishing to become Dealers

or Preferred Customers will automatically become members of your PersonalGroup.

AMSOIL Retail Catalog Ordering InformationNew G100 and G300 catalogs are available in the following quantities:

Stock# Quantity U.S. CanadaG100A G300A in Canada 10 Catalogs $5.00 $7.70G100B G300B in Canada 50 Catalogs $23.50 $36.20G100C G300C in Canada 100 Catalogs $43.00 $66.40G100D G300D in Canada 500 Catalogs $195.00 $301.35G100E G300E in Canada 2500 Catalogs (with labels) $975.00 $1506.75G100F G300F in Canada 5000 Catalogs (with labels) $1850.00 $2861.25

Reaching New ProspectsThe G100 catalog is a great opportunity to reach poten-tial customers that you wouldn't ordinarily have contactwith. A direct mailing to a specific neighborhood couldreach numerous customers that do not attend raceevents or trade shows, but still want the best protectionfor their vehicles. Also, countless amounts of people atshows or events who are initially only somewhat inter-ested or don’t have time to talk can take a G100 hometo review at their leisure.

Downloadable G100 PDF CatalogAMSOIL Dealers can also download G100 catalogs inPDF format from the Dealer Zone at www.amsoil.comthat contain “Buy It Now” buttons next to the products.The buttons are live links that lead directly to the prod-uct page in the AMSOIL Online Storefront. When thePDF version of the G100 is downloaded, the Dealer’s ZOnumber is automatically embedded in the catalog soeach time a customer clicks a “Buy It Now” button, theyarrive at the online store as if they had come through aDealer website.

Once downloaded, the functions of the G100 PDFcatalog can be used in several ways: • It can be embedded on a Dealer’s website and func-

tion as an online store that links directly towww.amsoil.com for purchasing.

• It can be embedded on a Dealer’s website for cus-tomer download so that purchases can be made at alater time.

• It can be saved and sent out to a customer whoviews the Dealer’s website and requests a free e-catalog.

• It can be saved and burned to a CD to be passed outat trade shows, race events, etc.

Ordering CatalogsAMSOIL G100 Retail Catalogs are available in packagesof 10, 50, 100, 500, 2500 and 5000. To order, call theAMSOIL Dealer order line at 1-800-777-7094 Mondaythrough Friday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. CentralTime. When you order catalogs in quantities of 2500 ormore, labels with your ZO number and other relevantbusiness information will be provided to you at no addi-tional charge.


AMSOIL recently completed a comprehensive studyof gear lubricants that will undoubtedly shake up themarketplace. Fourteen of the most popular brands ofgear lube were tested at an independent laboratory inareas such as pour point, 4-ball EP weld point, 4-ball EPload-wear index, Falex extreme pressure and manyother tests used in meeting API GL-5 performancerequirements and SAE J306 viscosity requirements.

The requirements for automotive gear lubricationhave changed over the years, yet vehicle owner aware-ness has not. Gear lubrication has been commonlyconsidered elementary, but, in fact, it is a dynamic pro-cess that requires sophisticated technology. The dif-ferentials that house the gears are out of sight, out ofmind. They are neglected. But differentials are just asimportant to the operation of a vehicle as the engine. Anengine without a functioning differential will not move thevehicle. Gear lubrication needs to be taken more seri-ously than before. There are several forces driving theneed for better gear lubrication.

First is improved fuel economy. Modern vehicle aero-dynamics, with lower level air dams, is decreasing theair flow over differentials. Fuel economy is improved, butreduced air flow increases differential operating tem-peratures. Also, lubricant fill volumes in differentialshave been reduced to lower fluid drag on the gears andbearings for further improvement in fuel economy.However, lubricants cool components, and with lessfluid in the sump, operating temperatures rise.

Improvements in vehicle performance have createdadditional need for more sophisticated gear lubrica-tion. Model-year 2007 turbo diesel pickup trucks, V-10gasoline pickups and sport utility vehicles (SUVs), andhigh-horsepower V-8 trucks have more towing andpayload capacities than in previous years, yet their dif-ferentials have not changed. Stress on differentials hasalso increased in limousines, conversion vans, andtrucks and cars with modified, high-performance engines. More power,more towing capacity and higher haul-ing limits greatly increase the stressthat causes heat and wear.

Improvements in vehicle comforthave also driven the need for bettergear lubrication. The demand for greaterinterior space has forced vehicle man-ufacturers to lower floor boards, whichrestricts air flow to the differential. Hotexhaust systems are forced closer to theaxle housing, and differential operatingtemperature are increased even further.

Most vehicles operate under severeservice as defined by vehicle manufac-

turers, but the majority of vehicle owners are unawareof this. Examples of severe service include towing,hauling, plowing, off-road use, frequent stop-and-godriving, steep-hill driving and temperature extremes.Severe service increases the need for better gear lubrication.

Synthetic gear lubes are recognized as superior topetroleum-based gear lubes by vehicle manufactur-ers, gear manufacturers and most high-performanceautomotive experts. Synthetic gear lubes exhibit all-around better performance.

PurposeThe purpose of the new Gear Oil White Paper is toinform consumers about the increasingly severe con-ditions under which differentials operate and to providedata reflecting the quality and cost differences of manypopular synthetic and petroleum gear lubes. With thisinformation, consumers are better prepared to makeinformed decisions when purchasing gear lubricants.

MethodThe testing by which the gear lubes were evaluated wasdone in accordance with American Society for Testingand Materials (ASTM) procedures, Society ofAutomotive Engineers (SAE) J306 requirements andFederal Test Method Standards. All performance test-ing was conducted by an independent laboratory.Physical-property testing (viscosity, viscosity index,pour point and foaming after oxidation) was conductedin-house. Gear lube pricing was obtained from themanufacturers or distributors. A notarized affidavit cer-tifying that prices are reported as obtained and a nota-rized affidavit certifying that the results are reported asreceived from the independent laboratory are includedin the Gear Lube White Paper.

Great Sales ToolThe AMSOIL Motorcycle Oil White Paperhas been used as a sales tool with greatsuccess, and the Gear Oil White Paper hasthe potential to bring the same results.This no-frills study is designed to helpconsumers make informed decisions whenselecting gear oils. There is no hype andno sales pitch – just facts. Never beforehas so much information on gear oilsbeen delivered in one easy to understandsource.

Stock# Qty. U.S. Can.G2457 1 1.00 1.25

The Bonneville Salt Flats International Speedway in TooeleCounty, Utah hosts the fastest vehicles in the world everyyear as people from all walks of life attempt record-settingspeed in various motorized vehicles. This year AMSOIL wasrepresented by Boyd and Jo Coddington in theAMSOIL/Coddington 1927 Ford Model T Roadster andFred Hayes on his HDT USA diesel motorcycles.

Coddington’s Hot RodBuilt by Coddington and his crew, the Model T Roadsterfeatures a 1200+ horsepower General Motors intercooled,turbo-charged, 2.0 liter Ecotec engine with a Liberty six-speed transmission and Winters quick-change rear-end.

Jo Coddington was behind the wheel in an attempt tobreak the record for the fastest pre-1934 roadster, three-liter/blown gas/modified. The record to beat was 199 mphas the AMSOIL/Coddington car rolled into Utah. Jo hadseveral great runs in the old roadster, but setting a newrecord is complicated. She had to drive three qualifyingruns to qualify for the main course, one of which was over200 mph, then two runs over 199 mph within a 24-hourperiod to become the new record holder. Unfortunately,when the week was done, the old 199 mph recordremained intact. The car spun out at 180 mph toward theend of the week, and made one more run as a shakedownthe following day. The team learned a great deal from itsfirst trip to the salt flats. The car remains strong, improve-ments will be made and the team will be back for anotherattempt at the world record this month.

HDT USA/Fred HayesFred Hayes currently holds eight world and four nationalland speed records on motorcycles. At the Salt Flats, he


attempted to better those records and add another – all ondiesel-powered bikes.

Fred HayesHayes is an experienced motorcycle rider, earning tophonors in several American motorcycle riding competitionsthrough the years. In 2003, Hayes was awarded a platinummedal at the UK National Rally, the competition’s highestaward. Since then Hayes has ridden two HDT USA dieselmotorcycles to the first recognized land speed records fordiesel motorcycles.

Hayes’ experience with motorcycles goes far beyondcompetition, though. He has been with Hayes DiversifiedTechnologies (HDT USA) since the company’s beginningin 1961 and has led the company to become the largestsupplier of military motorcycles to the U.S. DefenseDepartment. Hayes is HDT’s president, C.E.O. and chiefengineer. In addition, Hayes was a primary consultant tothe Motorcycle Safety Foundation and the U.S. MarineCorps during the development of the Marine Corps’ MilitaryMotorcycle Operator Training Course and still holds cre-dentials as a Military Motorcycle Chief Instructor. In short,Hayes knows motorcycles. He builds them and rides them,and does both in a superior fashion.

Hayes Diversified TechnologiesHDT USA develops and manufactures motorcycles forthe U.S. Defense Department. The company is known forits advanced technology, superior engineering and revo-lutionary motorcycle design, but HDT began as some-thing totally different. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s,HDT specialized in the development and manufacture ofelectro-mechanical switches and relays for defense andaerospace. The company was the original equipment man-ufacturer (OEM) for major defense companies likeLockheed, Boeing, Control Data and Unisys. In 1970, HDTexpanded into commercial motorcycle sales, selling andracing PENTON Sport Cycles under the trade nameMETTCO. From 1976 through 1979, HDT was employedas a consulting firm to Honda’s off-road racing and enduroteams. HDT produced suspension components and pro-vided two-stroke engine performance modifications forHonda from 1977 through 1979.

In 1981, HDT used its unique combination of expertisein government contracting and off-road motorcycle devel-opment to place the winning bid to produce tactical mili-tary motorcycles for the U.S. Army. Since then, HDT USAhas been awarded more than 45 contracts, resulting in over2500 military motorcycles being delivered to the U.S. andallied military forces. HDT’s M1030B1 Marine Corps motor-

AMSOIL-Sponsored Drivers Attempt World Speed Records


cycle is known as the best performing, most reliable tac-tical military motorcycle now in service with any militaryorganization, beating out competitive motorcycles fromBMW and KTM.

“Single Battlefield Fuel”In 1984, all NATO military forces adopted a long-term goalof employing a single battlefield fuel to reduce the logisticsburden of supplying gasoline, diesel, aviation gasoline andaviation kerosene. Years later, the U.S. Navy announced theywould not supply or transport gasoline in any form, onlyheavy fuels such as diesel and jet fuel. The only equip-ment still operating on gas was small field generator sets andmotorcycles. The military approached several motorcyclemanufacturers to determine what options were available asalternatives to gas-powered bikes. All of these manufacturersclaimed that a diesel-fueled motorcycle was neither com-mercially practical, cost effective, nor, in some cases, evenpossible given the performance requirements. After request-ing proposals from all interested sources, the U.S. MarineCorps found the answer at HDT USA. In May 2001, HDTunveiled the first motorcycle powered by a diesel engine thatwas designed specifically for motorcycles.

The Search for a More Durable OilBecause HDT motorcycles are made for the military, theirengines and the oil that protects them must withstandmuch more rigorous testing and use than the averagebike. “The military does not perform a civilian-type break-in; that’s not how they use their vehicles,” said Hayes.These motorcycles are operated in every kind of severecondition imaginable, from the ice and cold of mountain-ous regions to the sand and heat of the Iraqi desert. Theyrun hard, and breaking down in the heat of battle shouldbe the last thing on a soldier’s mind. These severe condi-tions dictate that the oil be able to flow readily in sub-zerotemperatures to quickly lubricate moving parts, yet stay vis-cous enough to cool and protect in extreme heat.

HDT was servicing their motorcycles with Mobil Delvac 1 5W-40 and using Mobil 0W-30 racing oil for theirrace engines. Mobil’s 0W-30 is not diesel-rated or rec-

ommended for motorcycle wet-clutch applications. “Wehave seen for several years that our engines ‘like’ thelighter oils, especially during initial run-in,” said Hayes.“This has been especially evident when we look atcamshaft and rod bearings after a new engine has been runvery hard with no run-in.” HDT had been using Mobil 1 forthree years, finding it was superior to conventional dieseloil, but they were having problems with blow-by.

Impressive ResultsHayes said HDT was drawn to AMSOIL because of theavailability of AMSOIL 0W-20 Synthetic Motor Oil andSeries 3000 5W-30 Heavy Duty Diesel Oil. “We noticed anincrease in horsepower right away as compared to Delvac1,” said Hayes. “But what was quite surprising was the con-dition of an engine after a 50-mile run-in and over 120 full-throttle dyno runs. The camshaft bearings, the small andlarge end rod bearing didn’t even look like they had beenrun. During that series of dyno runs, we registered thehighest horsepower and torque readings ever.” Hayes saidtheir testing proved that AMSOIL Series 3000 5W-30 HeavyDuty Diesel Oil provided better cam bearing lubrication,better transmission operation and less blow-by than theirprevious oil. “We picked up just over one horsepower at therear wheel,” he said. “In addition, it appears that overallcoolant temperature was down about five degrees.”

Hayes said AMSOIL provides superior performance in thetwo areas that matter to him most: horsepower and lubri-cation, especially in new engines. At start-up, the exhaustcams are the last components the oil reaches. Because themilitary doesn’t break in their vehicles like civilians do, andthey typically don’t have time to allow a warm-up period, itis vital that the engine oil is able to flow immediately. For thisreason, HDT takes their engines straight to dyno with nobreak-in, and they are run wide open.

“The lubrication to the exhaust cams was really good,”said Hayes. “They looked beautiful.”

Commercially Available MotorcyclesHDT USA is working on development of commerciallyavailable motorcycles, tentatively scheduled for release byearly 2008. The company is so impressed with AMSOILthat these motorcycles will come factory-filled with AMSOILsynthetic lubricants. This quote from HDT’s website sumsup their experience with AMSOIL: “With over a year of testing, we have found that AMSOIL products continuallyoutperform all other lubricants. AMSOIL provides improvedperformance, increased fuel economy, lower oil con-sumption and significantly reduced engine wear in alloperating conditions.”

Bonneville ResultsThe weather did not cooperate with Hayes and his attemptto set new records, but eventually he was able to settwo new national and international records. In the 750MPS-D class (modified partial streamlining, diesel-pow-ered, 750 max. displacement) Hayes set a new record of103.3215 mph. The old record was 101.617 mph. Hayesalso set a new record in the MPS-DB 750 class (modifiedpartial streamlining, diesel-powered, 750 max. displace-ment) of 110.4325, easily beating the old 105.147 record.All records are unofficial until reviewed by the AMA andFIM later this year. Unfortunately, due to the inclementweather and repeated track delays, they were unable tomake all the runs necessary to set any other records.

Teague Takes Third StraightOffshore driver rolls through competition

After winning his first two races this season, Team AMSOILoffshore powerboat owner Bob Teague has continued hisrun of excellence. Teague, the throttle man for the TeamAMSOIL #77 Cat Lite boat, partnered with driver PaulWhittier for the duo’s third straight win.

Team AMSOIL took on the world’s 10 best Cat Liteteams at the Offshore Super Series national event in OrangeBeach, Ala. in late August. Racing a reduced six-lap racedue to exceedingly rough water conditions, Teague andWhittier powered the twin 525 hp engines across the rockysurface.

The Ohio River flows 981 miles and is easily the largest tributary into theMississippi River. Despite its impressive size, Team AMSOIL F1ChampBoat driver Terry Rinker only needed 50 laps and less than a mileof water to tame the turbulent waterway in mid-August.

It had been 10 months since Rinker wrapped up his perfect seasonby winning the final race of the 2006 ChampBoat Series in Savannah, Ga.After qualifying for the sixth starting position, the two-time defendingchampion needed a near perfect race and a few minor changes to theset-up to capture the win on the Ohio River. “We made some important

changes this morning and it really paid offfor us as we pushed hard from a less thanideal starting position,” said Rinker. “Wefeel we finally have the momentum and confidence back that we need in order to pushfor our third straight championship at season’s end.”

The victory at the Thunder on the River just outside of Cincinnati, Ohio marked the16th win in Rinker’s illustrious career. The Tampa, Fla. native was also named to theAPBA Hall of Champions this past winter. The F1 ChampBoat Series wraps up itsseason in Savannah, Ga. on November 4.


Rinker Dominates on Ohio RiverTeam AMSOIL ChampBoat driver closes in on third straight championship

Bob Teague and Paul Whittier celebrate their third straight win.

Products The Pros UseTeam AMSOIL F1 ChampBoat driver Terry Rinker relies on AMSOIL DOMINATOR Synthetic 2-Cycle Racing Oil to protect his Mercury race engine.DOMINATOR provides Rinker’s engine with reduced friction and protects pis-tons and bearings subjected to the rigors of racing a four-pin, mile-long courseat speeds in excess of 110 mph. “I wouldn’t have been able to set a world record with seven straight wins or takehome three of the past four championships without the incredible protectionAMSOIL offers the Rinker Racing boats.” – Terry Rinker

Terry Rinker takes a victory lap after his stunningwin on the Ohio River.

Rinker pushes the AMSOIL F1 boat to the front on the Ohio River.

Team AMSOIL crew memberKen “Mac” McGinnis looks onas Rinker awaits the start of arecent ChampBoat Race.

Last winter, Team AMSOIL late model driver Brady Smith signed onwith renowned car builder Scott Bloomquist. Smith knew he neededto find a more competitive car if he wanted to begin realizing hisimmense potential. As the summer wore on and the big-money spe-cials started appearing on the schedule, Smith finally tapped into thatpotential and now enters events as one of the favorites to win.

In late July, Smith picked up the biggest win of his career at theUMP Summer Nationals in Farmer City, Ill. Following his heat race vic-tory, Smith took the lead on the 14th lap of the feature and dominatedthe remainder of the race for a $10,000 payday.

“Boy, it really feels good to get over the hump and get that first bigwin,” said Smith. “We have been right there several times, but wefinally put an entire night together at Farmer City. This AMSOIL car hasbeen awesome and last week was no exception.”

Smith continued his stellar racing with a superb run at the 25thAnnual North/South 100 at the Florence Speedway in Union, Ky.With 86 of the nation’s best dirt late model drivers on hand, Smithtimed his AMSOIL car 13th quickest in qualifying. The Wisconsin nativethen won his heat race and earned the pole for the $50,000 feature.During the 100-lap race, Smith led early before falling back to fourth.Smith then made a late charge and passed Bloomquist to earn

runner-up position.September meant

more winning as Smithpicked up his secondwin of the season inthe World Dirt RacingLeague race at the Deer Creek Speedway in Spring Valley, Minn.After finishing second in his heat race, Smith rolled off the second rowin the A-main and quickly pushed to the front of the pack. At the endof the 50-lapper, Smith took the checkered flag and earned a $5,000paycheck.

Smith is scheduled to wrap up his season at the Pike CountySpeedway in Magnolia, Miss. November 2-3 for the Jambalaya 100.


After avoiding a first-turn col-lision, Team AMSOIL emergedin seventh place and quicklymoved through the field. Bythe end of the second lap,Teague and Whittier had pro-pelled the 36’ catamaran intothird, and they were knockingon the lead boat’s door justone lap later. Now in a dogfight with the Motley Crew #00boat, Team AMSOIL took thelead on the first turn of thefinal lap and pulled away forthe win.

“This was a tough race to come back and win,” said Teague. “Therewere six- to eight-foot waves out there, and we did our best just to hangon. We had faith in the boat and each other, and we knew nothing wasgoing to stop this AMSOIL #77.”

Smith gives the fans a four-wide salute at theNorth/South 100.

The AMSOIL #77 boat battles early traffic at theOSS race in Alabama.

A late race battle between Team AMSOILand Motley Crew lasted until the final lap,with Team AMSOIL taking the win.

Brady Smith: The Summer SizzlerWins piling up for AMSOIL late model driver

Brady Smith pushes for the lead at a recent race inKentucky.

Smith anticipates the drop of the green flag from hispole position.

MARYLAND• October 25 - Thursday• November 22 - ThursdayMeeting - 7 p.m.HYNES RESIDENCE291 Chestnut Springs RoadChesapeake City, MD21915Hosted by Dealer William Hynes (302) 540-2525 or 877-885-3111

• October 19 - Friday• November 16 - FridayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.Downline and Guests FREE, Out of line – $5

MARTIN RESIDENCE3994 Trace Hollow RunSalisbury, MD 21801Hosted by Master Direct Jobbers Les & Linda Martin (410) 548-LUBE

• October 19 - Friday• November 16 - FridayMeeting - 7 p.m.

GRONER RESIDENCE9208 Todd AvenueFort Howard, MD 21052Hosted by Account Direct HarveyGroner (410) 477-8255

• October 4 - Thursday• November 1 - ThursdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

DEACOSTA RESIDENCE4942 S. Upper Ferry RoadEden, MD 21822Hosted by Dealers Chris & BarbDeAcosta (410) 742-0637;Reservations required

• October 19 - Friday• November 16 - FridayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

AL SMITH AUTOMOTIVE3228 E Joppa RoadBaltimore, MD 21234Hosted by Premiere Direct Jobber Al Smith (410) [email protected]; Reservationsrequired

MASSACHUSETTSNone Scheduled

MICHIGAN• October 17 - Wednesday(Opportunity)• November 21 - Wednesday (Dealertraining)Meeting - 7 p.m.MUGRIDGE RESIDENCE6640 State RoadLakeport, MI 48059Hosted by Premiere Direct JobbersBarry and Cathy Mugridge (877) 446-2671Call for information and schedulingwww.pro-oil-1.com

• October 15 - Monday• November 19 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m. (info) Meeting - 8 p.m. (opportunity)

KIRBY RESIDENCE644 Shady Maple DriveWixom, MI 48393Hosted by ★Regency Platinum DirectJobber Tom Kirby (248) 669-9093Refreshments served; RSVP required

• October 1 - Monday• November 5 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m. (info) Meeting - 8 p.m. (opportunity)

ELLIS RESIDENCE61653 Miriam DriveWashington, MI 48094Hosted by Regency Platinum DirectJobber Mike Ellis; RSVP at (586) 781-5092 or (586) 918-1578

MINNESOTA• October 18 - Thursday• November 15 - ThursdayMeeting 7 p.m.MEYER RESIDENCE512 Broadway StreetCleveland, MN 56017Hosted by Executive Direct JobbersCharles & Donna Meyer (507) 931-3875

• October 9 - Tuesday• November 13 - TuesdayMeeting - 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.

THE FORD RESIDENCE1830 175th LN NEHam Lake, MN 55304Hosted by Premiere Direct JobbersMike & Linda Ford(763) 434-1544 or (763) 257-3130www.allserviceoil.com,[email protected] or [email protected]

GEORGIA• October 4 - Thursday• November 1 - ThursdayMeeting - 7 p.m.DIRKSEN RESIDENCE1905 Queens RoadAlbany, GA 31707Hosted by Regency Direct Jobber Sherry Dirksen (229) 436-5532Potluck, everyone brings a dish

HAWAIINone Scheduled

IDAHO• October 17 - Wednesday• November 21 - WednesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.CHICAGO CONNECTION1935 South Eagle RoadMeridian, ID, 83642Hosted by Direct Jobber Steve Noffz(208) 861-8935

• October 10 - Wednesday• November 14 - WednesdayMeeting - 7:30-9:30 p.m.

MCGUFFEY RESIDENCE23446 Freezeout RoadCaldwell, ID, 83605Hosted by Premiere Direct JobbersCharles and Connie McGuffey RSVP:(208) 455-2581

• October 6 - Saturday• November 3 - SaturdayMeeting - 12 - 3 p.m.

SCHELL RESIDENCE2000 W. BroadwayIdaho Falls, IDHosted by ★★★Regency PlatinumDirect Jobbers Mark & Sherree SchellReservations: (208) 524-0322; RSVP

ILLINOIS• October 9 - Tuesday• November 13 - TuesdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.BAUER RESIDENCE111 Woodland TrailAnna, IL 62906-3904Hosted by Direct Jobbers Norm andBarb Bauer (618) 833-3228

INDIANA• October 3, 17 – Wednesday• November 7, 21 – WednesdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.RENTOWN SHOP1533 Rentown RoadBremen, INHosted by Direct Jobbers LeRoy andMalinda Hochstetler and PremiereDirect Jobbers Willis and Rolene Gingerich (574) 831-2839

• October 9 - Tuesday• November 13 - TuesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

EVANS RESIDENCE1115 Morningside CourtGreenfield, IN 46140Hosted by Executive Direct JobbersChuck and Linda Evans (888) [email protected]

IOWA• October 2 - Tuesday• November 6 - TuesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.SORTER RESIDENCE2629 340th AvenueTerril, Iowa 51364Hosted by Dealers David and MelissaSorter (712) 853-6293

KANSASNone Scheduled

KENTUCKY• October 4 - Thursday• November 1 - ThursdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.Hosted by Executive Direct Jobbers Al and Ann Kelty (859) 879-0728 or e-mail: [email protected]; Call for location, directions and RSVP

LOUISIANA• October 4 - Thursday• November 1 - ThursdayMeeting - 6 p.m.AUTTONBERRYRESIDENCE2520 Swiss StreetW. Monroe, LA 71291Hosted by Dealer Ellis Auttonberry(318) 396-4348

MAINENone Scheduled

Hosted by Master Direct Jobber TomSantell (510) 351-8500 & Direct JobberRoland Chan (925) 200-5379Breakfast buffet followed by meeting

• Every ThursdayMeeting - 6:30 p.m.

STRAWBERRY VILLAGESHOPPING CENTERMill Valley, CAHosted by Dealer Doug Storms (800)793-5301

• October 3 - Wednesday• November 7 - WednesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

MCCOOL RESIDENCE2210 Codding DriveModesto, CA 95350Hosted by Direct Jobber Bill McCool(209) 577-0174

• October 9 - Tuesday• November 13 - TuesdayMeeting - 6:30 p.m.

CATALINA’S COFFEE SHOP250 East Highland AvenueSan Bernardino, CA 92404Hosted by Direct Dealer Jim Johnstone(909) 886-4842

• October 16 - Tuesday• November 20 - TuesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.Downline and Guests FREE, Out of line - $5

LUDWICK RESIDENCE6015 Hughes StreetSan Diego, CA 92115Hosted by Dealer Craig LudwickRSVP (619) 583-5218

COLORADO• October 18 - Thursday• November 15 - ThursdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.AMSOIL HOUSE4316 Ridgecrest DriveColorado Springs, CO80918Hosted by Executive Direct Jobber Ida Gray (719) 598-5115

CONNECTICUT• October 23 - Tuesday• November 27 - TuesdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.LANZOFANO RESIDENCE120 Gravel Street, Unit 11Meriden, CT 06450Hosted by Dealer Salvatore Lanzofano(203) 634-0885

• October 10 - Wednesday• November 14 - WednesdayMeeting - 6:30 p.m.

RESIDENCE5 BRISTOL ST.(1st Floor Rear Apartment)SOUTHINZPON, CTHosted by Frank Lanzofano(860) 426-0439

DELAWARE• Every WednesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.KING RESIDENCE19 Oklahoma State Dr.Newark, DE 19713Hosted by Direct Jobber Greg King(302) 345-4350 Call for reservationsGuests welcome

DISTRICT OFCOLUMBIANone Scheduled

FLORIDA• October 20 - Saturday• November 17 - SaturdayMeeting - 6 p.m. GUTKNECHT RESIDENCE1519 Pennsylvania Ave.Lynn Haven, FL 32444Hosted by Dealers Richard & Evelyn Gutknecht(850) 271-9266 Registration fee $5 forout of line/free for direct line

T-1 CERTIFICATIONMEETINGS

UTAH• Every FridayMeeting - after 4 p.m.GREENE RESIDENCE11653 S. Patchwork CircleSouth Jordan, UT 84095Hosted by Dealer Dorsey Greene(801) 253-2701Pre-paid registration required

AMSOIL DEALERMEETINGS

ALABAMA• October 18 - Thursday• November 15 - ThursdayMeeting - 7 p.m.STANLEO’S SUB VILLA605 Jordan LaneHuntsville, ALHosted by Premiere Direct Jobber Cliff Goehring & Premiere DirectJobber Gerry Gotvald (256) 337-0376


BOWMAN RESIDENCE1330 Frank Marshall RoadOzark, AL 36360Hosted by Direct Jobbers E.E. “Al” &Mildred Bowman (334) 774-3344


SUMMER RESIDENCE404 Arrowhead DriveMontgomery, ALHosted by Direct Jobbers Peter andJean Summer (800) 867-8735Please RSVP

ALASKA• October 2, 16 - Tuesday• November 6, 20 - TuesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.STATEN RESIDENCE2949 Sunflower StreetAnchorage, AK 99508Hosted by Premiere Direct JobberMelda StatenCall for reservations (907) 333-0124

ARIZONA• October 16 - Tuesday• November 20 - TuesdayOptional no-host dinner - 5:30 p.m.Meeting - 6:30 - 8 p.m.DENNY’S RESTAURANT825 South 48th StreetTempe, AZ 85281Hosted by Regency Direct Jobber DickNudo and Dealer Jim Brewer RSVP(602) 996-7181 Dick (480) 968-4922 Jim

ARKANSAS• October 11 - Thursday• November 8 - ThursdayMeeting - 6:30 p.m.GARDNER RESIDENCE806 Shamrock DriveNorth Little Rock, AR 72118Hosted by Dealer Jerry Gardner (501)350-4869 [email protected]

CALIFORNIA• October 4 - Thursday• November 1 - ThursdayMeeting - 6 p.m.Downline and Guests FREE, Out of line - $5JOHN’S AUTO CENTER4568 Phelan RdPhelan, CA 92371Hosted by Premiere Direct Jobber Jo & Tom Groh(760) 963-7156

• October 6 - Saturday• November 3 - SaturdayMeeting - 9 a.m.

HILTON AT THE CLUB7050 Johnson DrivePleasanton, CA


TWINGSTROM Residence29200 Goldenrod Drive NWIsanti, MN 55040Hosted by Regency Silver Direct JobbersMylo and Patty TwingstromRSVP (612) 819-8835


SCHMIT RESIDENCE932 38th Ave. No.St. Cloud, MN 56301Hosted by ★★★★★Regency PlatinumDirect Jobbers Ray & Arlene Schmit (320) 251-4861

• October 11 - Thursday• November 8 - ThursdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

STAVE RESIDENCE3040 Bridge Street NW Apt. 211St. Francis, MN 55070Hosted by Dealer Ordell Stave (612) 241-5267

• October 20 - Saturday• November 17 - SaturdayMeeting - 2 p.m.

SAWYER WAREHOUSE28108- 133rd StreetZimmerman, MN 55398Hosted by Direct Jobbers Roger andJennifer Sawyer Please RSVP (763) 856-3567 [email protected]

MISSISSIPPINone Scheduled

MISSOURI• October 16 - Tuesday• November 20 - TuesdayMeeting - 7p.m.LUCZAK RESIDENCE4810 Mattis StreetSt. Louis, MO 63128Hosted by Regency Direct Jobbers Connieand John Luczak (314) 892-6018 [email protected]

MONTANANEBRASKANEVADANEW HAMPSHIRENone Scheduled

NEW JERSEY• October 10 - Wednesday• November 14 - WednesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.SEDA-MORALES RESIDENCE54 Woodland AvenueMullica Hill, NJ 08062Hosted by Premiere Direct Jobber Ben Seda-Morales (856) 478-6732, cell; (856) 371-1880, home. RSVP

NEW MEXICO• October 23 - Tuesday• November 27 - TuesdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.GREENBERG WAREHOUSE2415 Princeton Drive NE, Suite MAlbuquerque, NM 87107Hosted by Regency Silver Direct JobbersPaul and Nancy Greenberg (505) 881-1693, warehouse; (595) 255-2137, home; fax (505) 881-4565. [email protected]

• October 1 - Monday• November 5 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m.

KORZANOILS2215 North Solano DriveLas Cruces, NM 88001Hosted by Direct Jobber Kevin Korzan(505) 496-4242www.korzanoils.com

NEW YORK• October 24 - Wednesday• November 28 - WednesdayMeeting - 7p.m.Albany AreaGUILZ RESIDENCE6 Daisy LaneEast Berne, NY 12059Hosted by Premiere Direct Jobber RichardGuilz (518) 423-1552 [email protected] call or e-mail to reserve seat


WOLFE RESIDENCE34 Hillvale RoadAlbertson, NY 11507Hosted by Dealers Edward and EileenWolfe (516) 621-4565;Please RSVP




O’BRIEN RESIDENCE436 Moseley RoadFairport, NY 14450Hosted by Dealer Gerry O’Brien (585)223-8016 Call ahead to reserve a seat


LOTITO RESIDENCE89 Owl Creek RoadSpencer, NY 14883Hosted by Regency Direct Jobber Peter Lotito (607) 589-4242Call ahead to reserve space and confirm location or e-mail [email protected]/new york


FRITTITTA RESIDENCE16 LaForge AvenueStaten Island, NY 10302Hosted by Direct Jobbers Vinny andGermaine Frittitta (718) 442-4774


Syracuse AREACall ahead for locationHosted by Direct Jobber Peter Finnerty(315) 682-9791


NEWARK, NY LOCATIONCall ahead for locationHosted by Dealer Brad Timerson (315) 331-7110

NORTH CAROLINA• October 1 - Monday• November 6 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m.ATLANTIC BUSINESS CENTERS4913 Chastain Ave. Unit 28Charlotte, NC 28209Hosted by Dealer Gregory Finnican(704) 525-5565


KAZAN RESIDENCE4007 Saphire LaneIndian Trail, NC 28079Hosted by Account Direct Eric Kazan(704) 271-3001 [email protected];Guests welcome, non-downline $2


MALLONEE RESIDENCE3009 5th Street NWHickory, NC 28601Hosted by Account Direct LarryMallonee and Dealer Jack Hoskins(828) 327-3655 All Dealers welcome


BURNELL RESIDENCE9424 Springdale DriveRaleigh, NC 27613Hosted by Executive Direct JobbersChuck and Judi Burnell (919) 870-9633 Call first

• October 9- Tuesday• November 13 - TuesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

CLEVELAND RESIDENCE224 Campbell PlaceJacksonville, NC 28546Hosted by Dealers George and Nancy Cleveland (910) 346-3866 Call first. All Dealers welcome.

NORTH DAKOTA• October 2 - Tuesday• November 6 - TuesdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.EVANSON RESIDENCE725 10th Avenue WestWest Fargo, ND 58078Hosted by Direct Jobbers Skip andAnna Evanson (701) 281-1906 [email protected]

OHIO• October 22 - Monday• November 26 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m.PENA RESIDENCE2933 West U.S. 20Gibsonburg, OH 43431Hosted by Executive Direct JobbersLuis and Sharon Pena; RSVP: (419) 297-3451


HASKIN RESIDENCE834 North Ellsworth Ave.Salem, OH 44460Hosted by Dealer Roe Haskin (330) 332-4992 and Direct Jobber Jerry Wolford All Dealers welcome

OKLAHOMA• October 6 - Saturday• November 3 - SaturdayMeeting - 9 - 11 a.m.Golden CorraL9711 East 71st StreetTulsa, OK Hosted by Regency Gold Direct JobberPatrick Grady (918) 258-6979 *Pat

• October 11 - Thursday• November 8 - ThursdayMeeting - 7 - 8:30 p.m.Call for location and reservations.Hosted by Dealers Richard and BrendaCoats (918) 225-5722

• October 9 - Tuesday• November 13 - TuesdayMeeting - 7 - 8:30 p.m.

ALEXANDER RESIDENCE14355 East Timberidge Dr.Claremore, OK 74019 Hosted by Premiere Direct JobberKevin Alexander (918) 636-1281 Call first

• October 11 - Thursday• November 8 - ThursdayMeeting - 10 a.m.

GRADY RESIDENCE2612 W. Galveston RoadBroken Arrow, OK 74012Hosted by Regency Gold Direct JobberPatrick Grady and Premiere DirectJobber Kevin Alexander (918) 258-6979; RSVP [email protected]

OREGON• October 18 - Thursday• November 15 - ThursdayOptional Dinner - 6 p.m. Meeting - 7 - 9 p.m.HAYDEN’S LAKEFRONTGRILL8187 SW Tualatin-Sherwood RoadTualatin, OR 97062Hosted by Regency Direct Jobber Ed Greenwood (800) 722-1092 Callfirst to confirm space for you and your guests.

PENNSYLVANIA• October 15 - Monday• November 19 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m.HALLOCK ENTERPRISESTORE5 Main StreetBradford, PA 16701Hosted by Premiere Direct JobberJoseph M. Hallock (814) 368-8625 T-1 training also available.Preregistration required

RHODE ISLANDNone Scheduled

SOUTH CAROLINA• Every TuesdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.GEORGE KERR and ASSOCIATESNorthgate Building 5861Rivers Avenue, Suite 107N. Charleston, SC 29406Hosted by Direct Jobber George Kerr(843) 747-8200 amsoil/[email protected]/kerr

• Variable MeetingsCall for meeting time, date

SPRADLEY RESIDENCE117 Winston CirclePelion, SC 29123Hosted by Direct Dealers Jim & VickiSpradley (803) 894-4618


DENNY’S RESTAURANT2521 Wade HamptonBoulevardGreenville, SC 29615Hosted by Executive Direct Jobber Loel D. Handley (864) [email protected]

SOUTH DAKOTA• October 11 - Thursday• November 8 - ThursdayMeeting - 7 p.m.CICI’S PIZZA5007 S. Louise Ave.Sioux Falls, SD 5710Hosted by Regency Platinum DirectJobbers Ches and Natasha Cain(605) 361-4075 to RSVP

• October 4, 18 - Thursday• November 1, 15 - ThursdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

THE INSURANCE OFFICE104 West Sixth StreetBrookings, SD 57006Hosted by Dealer Art Wilber(605) 690-5327 to RSVP

TENNESSEENone Scheduled

TEXAS• Daily MeetingsMeeting - 7 p.m.Call for location.Hosted by Account Direct BruceShilander (512) 736-3028


WARD RESIDENCE310 S. Grove RoadRichardson, TX 75081Hosted by Regency Direct JobbersRonald & Sandra Ward (972) 231-0773 [email protected]

UTAH• Every TuesdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.CHRISTENSEN RESIDENCE8516 Snowville DriveSandy, UT 84070Hosted by Master Direct Jobber Neil Christensen, Direct Dealer RodneyHaskins and Dealer Doug Blackhurst(801) 942-3881/(801) 942-8641

• Every FridayMeeting - After 4 p.m.

GREENE RESIDENCE11653 S. Patchwork CircleSouth Jordan, UT 84095Hosted by Dealer Dorsey Greene (801) 253-2701; T-1 Certificationclasses every Friday, pre-paid registra-tion required. Everyone welcome; RSVP

VERMONTNone Scheduled

VIRGINIA• October 1 - Monday• November 5 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m.ISRA-UL TRAINING MEETINGSP.O. Box 2734Chesterfield, VA 23832Hosted by Dealers M. and S. Isra-Ul.Call in advance to RSVP, get directions. Seating limited.(804) 640-3402


STANCIL RESIDENCE1236 General StreetVirginia Beach, VA 23464Hosted by Regency Silver Direct Jobbers Bill & Barbara Stancil (757) 420-0673

• October 8 - Monday• November 12 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m.

GRAVITTE RESIDENCE1042 Merganser CircleGloucester, VA 23072Hosted by Premiere Direct Jobbers Cliff& Dee Gravitte (804) 694-0221

• October 9 - Tuesday• November 13 - TuesdayOptional dinner - 6 p.m. Meeting - 7 p.m.

DAYS INN RESTAURANT5500 Williamsburg RoadSandston, VAHosted by Dealer Roger Riggle (804) 737-4874

WASHINGTON• October 15 - Monday• November 19 - MondayMeeting - 6:30 p.m.GASPER’S LUBE SERVICECENTER & WAREHOUSE3325 Meridian Avenue EastEdgewood, WA 98371Hosted by Regency Direct Jobbers Cliffand Lorna Gasper (253) 864-7618, or(877) 633-7618 Everyone welcome


FRAME RESIDENCE12904 NE 101st PlaceKirkland, WA 98033Hosted by Direct Jobbers Don Frameand Janet Faunce (425) 889-5415


STOUGARD RESIDENCE22907 Prairie RoadSedro Woolley, WA 98284Hosted by Executive Direct JobbersMarv & Charlotte Stougard (360) 856-1641 Guests welcome


WALSH RESIDENCE2220 South Castle WayLynnwood, WA 98036Hosted by Master Direct Jobbers Tomand Shirley Walsh (425) 483-2582T-1 certification classes available byappointment with pre-paid registration.


AMSOIL PEARSON702 37th Street NE #DAuburn, WA 98002Hosted by ★★★★Regency PlatinumDirect Jobbers Leonard & EunicePearson (253) 939-8401 Guests Welcome


PRUKOP RESIDENCE10306 86th Avenue EastPuyallup, WA 98373Hosted by Premiere Direct JobbersRaymond & Patsy Prukop (253) 845-9755 / 800-267-6450Everyone welcome

• October 13 - Saturday• November 10 - SaturdayMeeting - 9 a.m. - noon

AMSOIL (SYNLUBE) STORE2424 North Monroe AvenueSpokane, WA 99205Hosted by Premiere Direct Jobber Jack Whitehill and Direct Dealer Tom Bennett (509) 324-3588 Everyonewelcome. No charge


SAMUELSON RESIDENCE2132 S. Union AvenueTacoma, WA 98405Hosted by Direct Jobber SammySamuelson (360) 281-7283 1-UPS-5W30-OIL (1-877-593-0645)Discussion on product application andoil analysis All are welcome. RSVP


PRAIRIE HOTEL701 Prairie Parke LaneYelm, WA 98597Hosted by Executive Direct JobberWayne C. Fletcher (360) 269-1751

WEST VIRGINIANone Scheduled

WISCONSIN• October 18 - Thursday• November 15 - ThursdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.SEL-AMSOIL Academy1201 Clough AvenueSuperior, WI 54880Hosted by ★★★★★Regency PlatinumDirect Jobbers Bill & Donna DurandRefreshments Served (715) 392-4006Guests welcome

• October 18 - Thursday• November 15- ThursdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

KERKMAN RESIDENCE28238 Durand AveBurlington, WI 53105Hosted by Executive Direct JobbersKenneth & Lorna Kerkman (262) 534-2878


MITMOEN SERVICEGARAGE6017 65th StreetKenosha, WI 53142Hosted by Executive Direct JobbersVictor and Lynn Mitmoen (262) 652-3399


PABST RESIDENCE650 Larcom StreetHammond, WI 54015Hosted by Regency Direct Jobber LynnPabst (715) 796-5441 Guests welcome.


SWENDSON RESIDENCE4545 North 161st StreetBrookfield, WI 53005Hosted by Master Direct Jobber Scott Swendson (262) 754-9751Everyone welcome

WYOMINGNone Scheduled

INTERNATIONAL

ALBERTABRITISH COLUMBIAMANITOBANone Scheduled

NEW BRUNSWICK• October 15 - Monday• November 19 - MondayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.McLAUGHLIN RESIDENCE913 Coverdale RoadRiverview, NB E1B 5E6Hosted by Premiere Direct JobberWayne McLaughlin and DealerWendell Steeves (506) 386-2896Everyone welcome

NEWFOUNDLANDNOVA SCOTIANone Scheduled

ONTARIO• October 25 - Thursday• November 22 - ThursdayMeeting - 6 p.m.AMSOIL DISTRIBUTIONCENTER6625 Tomken Road, Units 12-14Mississauga, ON L5M-5J3Hosted by Master Direct Jobber WalterPerera and local Dealers (866) 326-7645 fax: (905) 814-1802www.sinwal.com

PRINCE EDWARDISLAND• October 1 - Monday• November 5 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m.CALL FOR LOCATIONCharlottetownHosted by Dealers Trevor McDonald,Trevor Murray and Merrill CroninRSVP: (902) 626-9006

PUERTO RICONone Scheduled

QUEBEC• October 4 - Thursday• November 1- ThursdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.ENTREPOT AUTOLUBEAMS ENVIRONMENT1655 Rue ChicoineVaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec,Canada J7V8P2Hosted by Regency Silver Direct JobberYvon Boucher (514) 990-1889

SASKATCHEWANNone Scheduled

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OCTOBER CLOSE OUTThe last day to process October orders in the U.S.,Canada and Puerto Rico is the close of business onWednesday, October 31. Individual telephone and walk-in orders will be processed if initiated by the close ofbusiness. Internet and fax orders will be accepted until3 p.m. CDT on that day. The last day to process Octoberorders in Alaska is the close of business on Thursday,October 25. All orders received after these times will beprocessed for the following month. Volume transfers forOctober business will be accepted until 3 p.m. CST onTuesday, November 6. All transfers received after thistime will be returned.

HOLIDAY CLOSINGSThe Edmonton and Toronto distribution centers will beclosed Monday, October 8 for Thanksgiving Day.

ALTRUM/AGGRAND PRICE ADJUSTMENTDue to price increases from suppliers, a price adjust-ment on ALTRUM vitamins and AGGRAND fertilizers willgo into effect November 1.


NEW WINTER PERFORMANCE JACKETLimited edition, fully embroidered men’s and women’sjacket is styled after Team AMSOIL snocross race jack-ets and constructed of water resistant nylon cordurawith 160 grams of warm insulation. Two outside zippockets and one inside zip pocket. Adjustable velcrowaist and wrist tabs. Velcro closure over front zipper forwind protection. Limited supplies available. Sizes ExtraSmall - XXXL.

NGK Iridium IX Spark PlugsUnsurpassed performance

• Extremely durable to heat corrosion and electrical wear

• Increased ignition efficiency

• Extra anti-fouling mechanism

• Self-cleaning

NGK Standard Spark PlugsExcellent service

• Superior performance and durability• Eliminates gas leakage past the shell• Reduced fouling• Superior heat dissipation and conductivity

Stock # Size U.S. Can.G2423 XS 195.00 219.00G2424 S 195.00 219.00G2425 M 195.00 219.00G2426 L 195.00 219.00G2427 XL 195.00 219.00G2428 XXL 195.00 219.00G2429 XXX 195.00 219.00

MODIFIED CORE TECHNOLOGY TRAINING OFFERED AT 35TH ANNIVERSARY CONVENTIONAs a special new feature of the AMSOIL 35th Anniversary Convention in July 2008, AMSOIL is offering a Modified CoreTechnology Training program that is open to all AMSOIL Dealers, regardless of recognition level or participation in pasttraining events. Completion of the program qualifies Dealers to register for the Business Development course track atthe 2009 AMSOIL University.

The Modified Core Technology Training program will include 18 hours of quality training, with classes focusing on tech-nical, sales, communications and administration topics. The classes will be conducted over the two and a half days lead-ing into the 35th Anniversary Convention. Dealers who have never attended AMSOIL University are the ideal candidatesfor this program, while Dealers who haven’t attended AU for the last several years may want to participate in order toget a refresher and hear about new products, strategies and ideas.

The tentative schedule for this intensive training and personal development opportunity is as follows:Tuesday, July 15 Wednesday, July 16 Thursday, July 178 a.m. – 12 p.m.: Classes 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.: Classes 8 – 11:30 a.m.: Classes12 – 1 p.m.: Lunch 12 – 1 p.m.: Lunch1 – 5:15 p.m.: Classes 1 – 5:30 p.m.: Classes

The cost for attending this important business training starts at only $124 for early registration. Registration is limitedto 150 Dealers and only available to 35th Anniversary Convention attendees. For Dealers already registered for the 35thAnniversary Convention, call 1-800-777-7094 to add this event to your itinerary. If registering for the first time, simplytell the order processing person that you want to attend the Modified Core Technology Training program. When regis-tering online, simply check the box to add this training to your 35th Anniversary Convention itinerary. 35th Anniversary Convention and Training Price Schedule (per Dealer)

Convention Only Convention & TrainingNow through December 31, 2007 $124 U.S. $248 U.S.January 1, 2008 through March 31, 2008 $139 U.S. $278 U.S.April 2008 until the Convention $149 U.S. $298 U.S.


NEW WINTER WARRIOR GAUNTLET GLOVESNew Scott winter gloves are constructed of waterproofGore-Tex® with full leather palm reinforcements.Designed to keep hands warm, dry and comfortable.

Include wrist straps and cinchcord cuffs. Sizes S-XXL.

NEW AGGRAND BANNERScreenprinted 3� x 6� vinyl banner is hemmed for dura-bility and includes eight grommets and four 6� ropes forattachment.

Stock # Size U.S. Can.G2372 S 38.75 48.25G2373 M 38.75 48.25G2374 L 38.75 48.25G2375 XL 38.75 48.25G2376 XXL 38.75 48.25

Stock # Size U.S. Can.G2316 XS 41.00 51.00G2317 S 41.00 51.00G2318 M 41.00 51.00G2319 L 41.00 51.00G2320 XL 41.00 51.00G2321 XXL 41.00 51.00G2322 XXX 44.00 54.75

NEW CREW SHIRTGreat new style shirt constructedof 100 percent polyester for ahigh quality look and feel.Buttons debossed withAMSOIL logo. Sizes ExtraSmall - XXXL.

NEW AMSOIL/CODDINGTONRACE TEAM T-SHIRTOfficial team shirt for theAMSOIL/Coddington RaceTeam at Bonneville SpeedWeek 2007. 100 percent

cotton. Sizes M - XXL.

Stock # Wt. Lbs. U.S. Can.G1108 2.0 26.00 32.25

Stock # Size U.S. Can.G2462 M 12.25 13.75G2463 L 12.25 13.75G2464 XL 12.25 13.75G2465 XXL 12.25 13.75

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