Will I Get In Trouble If I Try This?

We have some older vehicles on the farm that might use a good clean out. But if I drown the engine, someone might get mad at me.

 

No, don't do it. Like he said, not a good example.

 

Seafoam was developed in the 1930s, so I think it was around when this guy was a kid. Seafoam has done wonders on my small engines, and it is reported to do very well on big ones. Better than water IMO

 

Just asked hubby and he did not jump at the chance to try it on his 1960 Buick.

 

Don't try to fix what ain't broke. If it runs, leave it alone.

 

The t shirt I wear the most says: It ain't broke; It just needs duct tape.