[AT] White Gas

Bob Seith seithr at denison.edu
Wed Apr 13 08:32:06 PDT 2005


It was for blowtorches and Coleman devices (lamps and cookstoves). You 
couldn't use regular gasoline because the tetraethyl lead in it fouled 
up the burners.

You can use Coleman fuel (sold in hardware stores and outdoor supply 
places) as a substitute.

Maybe you can also use modern unleaded gas?

Bob Seith

Ray Trimble wrote:

>In the late 50's I remember that some service
>stations had White gas. Does anyone know what
>this gas was and what was it used for?
>Was this a local thing, nort Louisiana, East
>Texas?
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>Ray
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