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May 20th 04, 02:09 AM
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Bob Noel wrote in
: In article uZvqc.22771$qA.2534609@attbi_s51, "Jay Honeck" wrote: It's nothing new - it's well known that mogas goes 'bad' after a relatively short period of time (and it may be pretty random whether it goes bad or not, depending on who it came from I suppose) and this has happened for as long as I can remember. Ah, yet another reason to fly often! ;-) Does anyone need another reason? It's not a question of needs... 
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