1956 Mobiloil Special Ad - "Here's the difference between new-car performance...and old-"

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The advertisement promotes New Mobiloil Special, highlighting its ability to prevent metal wear and improve engine life. It claims to boost gasoline's octane rating, offering better car performance and economy. The ad suggests it's essential for both older and new cars.

Brand: Mobil
Product: Mobiloil Special
Tagline: Here's the difference between new-car performance...and old-
Publication: Life Magazine
Year: 1956

Objects in the advertisement: scale, oil can, metal shavings, paper

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