No, they refueled. The seals were so AAA could record exactly how much fuel was used, same as they do on the Mobilgas Economy Runs. GM only touted the 45 hours, so evidently the mileage was nothing to brag about. All the trucks were gasoline V-8 powerglides, even the big ones, so I wouldn't expect much mileage.

Now I understand, thanks.

On the job training. :lol:

Is that Pigpen?

I thought the guy looked familiar, but I don't know who Pigpen is.

Wait, the guy from The Grateful Dead!

Oh, he does look like the guy from The Grateful Dead doesn't he?

Yes, yes he does.

well, it ain't tw, since he's ridin' *and* readin'

Ever see a Ferrari Race car, make that any Ferrari, with a continental Kit?
Racing in the '67-'68 Aussie Canam series, they had to carry a spare by Aussie rules.

It's Count Count!!

A really big shoe...

All the people that grouse about not having a flying car should have joined the American legion.

1955 Peacemaker

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When it absolutely, positively, has to get there overnight...

https://olympic.craigslist.org/cto/5918152576.html

My dream vehicle, but about $20000 over my budget

It's like they ran out of metal and used plastic patch panels for fenders.