I've seen that in stores. I wonder if a galon of kerosene would do the same
job. Or if it's possible to run a gasoline auto or truck engine on kero.

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"toller" wrote in message
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A few years ago someone came out with low-volatile gasoline. The idea was
that you stick a gallon in your car trunk, and if you ever run out of gas,
you have the spare gallon. But they removed the most volatile components,
so it would not explode in a collision. It would not start a cold motor,
but would run in a warm motor. It cost 10X the price of gasoline.

If you could just use kerosene for that, then the product would have been
unnecessary. (but since I haven't seen it in a few years, maybe it was
unnecessary.)