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David discovered this sticker at his local auto shop: Mid County Auto in Capitola, California. He wrote, Have you seen these Sea Foam stickers? I was in my local auto parts / machinist and they gave me this sticker today. They told me that the local Sea Foam rep left them and since they know we’re GPW guys, the shop saved one for each of us. How cool is that? It’s about 4.5 by 7 inches. You can see the actual outline of the sticker on the scan; it’s not rectangular.
That’s cool. Got to looking at eBay for one and found they made a few different types of them with older vehicles, including a Chris Craft boat. Pretty need I think.
Hey fellas, can you guys tell the rest of the class what sea foam is? Thank you! (I tried to make it sound like I knew what is was but I’m curious)!
Hey toddy, isn’t sea foam a motor treatment product or additive for fuel and oil
I think so. It’s also a factory color that looks awesome on an early cj5.
Yes, engine treatment: http://www.amazon.com/Sea-Foam-SF-16-Motor-Treatment/dp/B0002JN2EU