BP Select?

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Originally Posted By: rudolphna
Wondered if BP made oil besides castrol, and to my surprise I found this..


http://www.bp.com/sectiongenericarticle.do?categoryId=6122001&contentId=6006455

Anyone know anything about it? There aren't any BP stations for like 200 miles around here, so does anyone know if they sell it at their local station, and want to pick up a bottle for analysis?


It's sold at many BP stations in this area.
 
Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
Originally Posted By: rudolphna
Wondered if BP made oil besides castrol, and to my surprise I found this..


http://www.bp.com/sectiongenericarticle.do?categoryId=6122001&contentId=6006455


Did they start bottling the stuff leaking from the gulf?


I took it as that was what simple gifts was implying with his post above.
lol.gif
 
The Gulf thing will do in this company (BP) , or they will rename it to be able to continue operations
 
Originally Posted By: Tdbo
Originally Posted By: rudolphna
Wondered if BP made oil besides castrol, and to my surprise I found this..


http://www.bp.com/sectiongenericarticle.do?categoryId=6122001&contentId=6006455

Anyone know anything about it? There aren't any BP stations for like 200 miles around here, so does anyone know if they sell it at their local station, and want to pick up a bottle for analysis?


It's sold at many BP stations in this area.


Yep, I've seen it at BP gas stations as well.
 
BP have always made oils,I'm surprised to see no mention of it on these forums.Their first synthetic was Visco 5000,which came out in the early '90's,and was sold as a Duckhams oil too.I was under contract to use BP oils in my bulk tanks,and used Visco 3000 and C3 for diesels.But then they said I wasn't a bulk consumer and stopped supplying me....so I used Pennzoil and Fuchs form then on.BP do a full range of oils,all of them very good.
 
Originally Posted By: dailydriver

I took it as that was what simple gifts was implying with his post above.
lol.gif


LOL... yeah. I'm slow today. Good one!
 
Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
Originally Posted By: dailydriver

I took it as that was what simple gifts was implying with his post above.
lol.gif


LOL... yeah. I'm slow today. Good one!


+1
 
BP closed its last service station here about five years ago. I do recall a local, mom and pop store (that went under) carrying a BP oil called "Viscus" IIRC. The bottle was a darker green and it seemed like any other oil as far as specs...
 
Originally Posted By: simple_gifts
They probably have discovered the benefits of using sodium as an additive.


now thats a good joke.. if we wait longer not only will they have more salt in their oils they will have more "organic" components as well
 
Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
What does BP stand for nowadays? Bursting Petroleum?

LOL
I've been calling it Busted Pump for years.
Never can find one fully working the first try. Usually printer jammed or whatever.
I just don't go there anymore. Sick of it.
 
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