If your gas sits around for long periods of time, add Stabil to it when you first buy it. That goes for E-10 and non-ethanol fuel.

I've had E-10 for lawn mowers and whatnot last over a year in gas cans without separating or gunking stuff up , but I wouldn't put it in a vehicle. Mixing "bad gas" with lots of fresh gas doesn't suddenly make the bad stuff good.

If you're buying non-ethanol fuel, a year or so old is ok if it's in a sealed can.


1950 Chevrolet 3100 (Ol' Roy)

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