It's Anti-Freeze Week! Or, at least, it could have been if DuPont was still promoting this car-maintenance holiday. It usually fell sometime in mid to late October.
Here's a few of the young women on whom the title of "Miss Anti-Freeze" was bestowed.
Grenola Gazette - Oct 16, 1952
Pike County Dispatch - Oct 8, 1953
Taylor Daily Press - Oct 20, 1953
Wausau Daily Herald - Oct 12, 1953
Alabama Citizen - Oct 30, 1954
Salem News - Oct 17, 1955
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I'd rather see Miss Convertible driving along with her top down.
I had the coolant changed last year during the 100,000 mile service interval on my 2008 Ford Ranger. What I found amazing was that it was the initial coolant blend installed at the factory and that was the recommended change time for it. Automobile technology has come a long way since the 1950's when you changed coolant type from winter to summer blend.
Posted by KDP on 10/21/19 at 09:14 PM
Concur with @KDP: I’ve owned cars that I drove for 200,000 miles and changed the coolant only once or twice. Unless your car has a leak, there’s not much need to worry about it.
Posted by Brian on 10/30/19 at 09:54 PM
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