10688 Hot Rod and Classic Car SAE 10W-40 Motor Oil - 1 Quart

Exactly what I needed for my hot rod, high zinc

Good quality oil.

fantastic oil for early model muscle cars

I have used this in a 1956 Oldsmobile with a 324 and about 100k miles. I have also used it in a 1961 Chrysler Newport with a 361 with about 120k miles. All original drivetrain configuration on both vehicles. This oil worked great in ensuring had sufficient zinc content for the flat tappet lifters. Have been using this for years to take the guess work out of trying to find the right additive mix or flat tappet sensitive oils.This product isn't really needed if you have roller lifters. There is research that shows once you have the engine fully worn in after 20k miles, zinc additive may not be necessary. I decided to err on the side of caution and use this oil anyway because of the higher zinc content and have never had an issue. Some use diesel Rotella oil and that seems to work as well. I'm interested in supporting any organization that tries to keep the classic vehicle hobby alive so I felt this was the better option. Adding a separate Zinc additive never has the same positive impact as a full formulation like with this oil. I've found it provides excellent cooling properties as well. Have bought a few bottles and will buy again.

Perfect oil for my old car!I have trusted Lucas for many, many years, so when I saw their Hot Rod & Classic Car SAE 10W-40 Motor Oil, I immediately purchased it.I just rebuilt the original 428 FE engine in my 1966 Ford Country Squire, a "survivor" that we just found and bought. It had been sitting for over 10 years and not run, so it got a full rebuild. I used a different "break-in" oil and immediately switched to this Lucas Hot Rod & Classic Car SAE 10W-40 Motor Oil to run since it has a higher zinc content, a must for older and flat tappet engines! I will be running this going forward and I always keep one 5-quart bottle on hand.

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Did an in depth investigation between all the flat tappet cam oil options. This appears to be the best value for my classic truck. Will update if necessary.Amsoil hot rod may offer superior protection, but is more money. Additionally, lucas has more oil weight options.This also has more zddp than valveoline vr1.

I’ve been using Lucas Oil 10683 Hot Rod & Classic Car SAE 10W-40 Motor Oil in my classic car, and I couldn’t be more satisfied! This oil is specifically formulated for older engines, and you can really tell the difference in performance. It provides excellent lubrication and reduces engine wear, giving my car smoother operation and improved performance. The 5-quart size is perfect for my needs, and it’s easy to pour without any mess. I also love the added protection it offers for high-performance engines. If you’re a classic car owner, this oil is a must-have for keeping your engine running smoothly. Highly recommend!

The motor in my car has a flat tappet cam. I need an oil with ZDDP and this is a high quality oil that meets all my needs.

Yes, this is expensive stuff but if you want the ultimate wear protection for older engines you can’t get much better than this.

good for mine 65 corvette from john

très bon servisse je recommande merci

Good oil for you hot rod