Ray,
good point.
Automatic if you pump your own gas (and getthe signifigant other / passenger
to fill the smoke tank!
DAve
-----Original Message-----
From: Ray Bryant <photoray@flash.net>
To: spitfires@Autox.Team.Net <spitfires@Autox.Team.Net>
Date: October 19, 1998 9:03 PM
Subject: Re: Molotov Spitfire ?
>Safety tip!
>
>I learned this when watching a saftey video about boats. It applys to cars
>too.
>
>When the fuel tank filler is above the open cockpit you and your passengers
>should be outside the vehicle. Gas fumes are heavy and they will flow
>directly into the car. Those fumes are not only flamable, but they are
>also toxic. It would probably be a good idea to leave the door open too,
>so those fumes can flow out of the car.
>
>Ray Bryant
>____________________
>>Arrrgghhh!
>>
>>I stopped by the regular service station this morning (250 yards from
home)
>>and the really helpful overzealous pump jockey (trying to squeeze that
last
>>few cents of gas into the tank) blew a half a litre of premium over the
>>seats, carpet, trunk, briefcase, notebook, me.
>>
>>How do I get rid of the gas smell ? or will it evaporate over time ? Will
>>the gas cause any damage to the upholstery ? (purchased from VB last
>winter)
>>
>>Andrew
>>
>>78 Molotov Spitfire
>>
>
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>Keller, Texas
>'73 Spitfire 1500 (FM6879U), Daily driver
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