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#52062 Thu May 08 2003 09:58 AM
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Can anyone give me any information about Strett's Motor Oil? Where are they from? Were they just a lubricant company? Thanks, Rex.

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#52063 Thu May 08 2003 01:08 PM
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The J.D. Streett & Co. is located about 3 miles from my house. They moved out here to St. Louis County a few years ago after being in the City of St. Louis for probably over 75 years. They have been business for quite awhile, I have an old tin sign from them hanging in the garage and some H.P.X. motor oil cans from them also. The can says "Uniform Quality Oils Since 1884." I'm keeping the sign, but the cans are for sale.


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#52064 Thu May 08 2003 02:27 PM
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WOW you guys in the midwest have and know everything about weird stuff. Other than the tornados it must be great too live there. Ted in boring central CA.

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