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2 AMSOIL ACTION NEWS / DECEMBER 2006

A. J. “Al” AmatuzioPresident and CEO, AMSOIL INC.

It is the goal of everyone here at the AMSOIL corpo-rate headquarters to help our Dealers succeed in thisbusiness. As I have said many times before, when ourDealers prosper, the company prospers, so your suc-cess is always a priority with us.

AMSOIL provides many ways to help Dealers buildand profit from their businesses, including the Retail-on-the-Shelf and Commercial Account sales pro-grams, catalog sales, internet sales, the Fund RaisingAccount program, and the Preferred Customer pro-gram. These are all in addition to a Dealer’s ownpersonal sales and downline group sales.

We all know that the key to maximizing successin this business is to multiply our individual effortsby recruiting and training new Dealers and buildingan active downline organization. Many Dealers havefound that signing up Preferred Customers and even-tually converting them to full-fledged Dealers is oneavenue that works very well for them.

Once a Preferred Customer has experienced thequality and performance of AMSOIL products andlearns more about the AMSOIL opportunity fromthe complimentary Action News subscription we sendthem, they are often very receptive to starting anAMSOIL business of their own. Most Dealers begantheir experience with AMSOIL by using our products.They were so impressed with the performance of theproducts, they became Dealers.

There are many reasons for people to becomePreferred Customers. As a Preferred Customer, theyare able to purchase the full AMSOIL product line andmany other non-AMSOIL products at wholesaleprices. We are fast becoming a one-source shop forpeople wanting to buy high quality automotive,lubrication, and car care products at reasonable prices.

A good example of our one-source marketing con-cept is the addition of Mothers automotive appear-ance products introduced in this issue of Action News.Mothers products have earned a superb reputationnationwide for quality and performance, much likeAMSOIL lubricants, so they make a great addition toour product line.

Also like AMSOIL, Mothers has a wide selection ofproducts. They cover the gamut of appearance prod-ucts, from polishes and waxes to carpet cleaners andtire care treatments. These are products that nor-mally sell at full retail prices and it’s rare to find theentire product line at one location. Now the entireMothers product line can be purchased by Dealersand Preferred Customers at wholesale prices fromone source . . . AMSOIL.

Going back to my original statement about doingeverything we can do to help you build your business,we know that by adding this new line of Mothersproducts to the growing number of high qualityproducts we already offer, we make it easier for youto attract Preferred Customers, some of which willbecome your future downline Dealers. That is thepoint of the one-source marketing concept, to giveyou more to offer your customers.

As I write this, the Holiday Season is right aroundthe corner. Thanksgiving is just a week away, and bythe time you read this, Christmas will be fastapproaching.

I have a lot to be thankful for. This little oil com-pany I started almost 35 years ago has grown both insize and prominence and has helped thousands ofpeople realize their dreams. Today, people know whowe are and that we make excellent products. Once westood alone as the only synthetic motor oil manu-facturer in the country. Now, every major oil com-pany has joined us with their own brand of syntheticmotor oil.

We used to publish an ad that I really liked. It said,“Imitation is the greatest form of flattery . . . and weappreciate it!” We have been imitated many timesover the years, but I can assure you we have neverbeen duplicated.

I wish every member of the AMSOIL family awonderful holiday season with happiness and pros-perity in 2007. Thank you for putting your trust andloyalty in AMSOIL for another year. We make a greatteam!

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The crowd at the 2006 AMA National Motocross at Glen HelenRaceway in Devore, Calif. was able to see firsthand the superiorqualities of AMSOIL SAE 10W-40 Synthetic Motorcycle Oil (MCF).

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AMSOIL Quality Displayed atNational Motocross

Direct Jobbers Shannon and Tricia Dicus representedAMSOIL at the 2006 AMA National Motocross at GlenHelen Raceway at Devore, Calif. in early September.More than 26,000 race fans attended the event in oneday. The booth was stocked with virtually every AMSOILproduct.

“During the four days of the event our AMSOIL salesteam came in contact with more than 6,000 racers, fansand motorcycle industry professionals,” said Shannon.“We signed more than 50 new Preferred Customers,several retail-on-the-shelf accounts and new Dealersand generated numerous leads for our downline.”

AMSOIL popularity and brand recognition has grownon the West Coast, particularly in the arenas ofmotocross, Harley Davidson, cruiser motorcycles andin the diesel industry, Shannon said.

The group decided an experiment would draw cus-tomers to the booth and demonstrate the superiorcapabilities of AMSOIL motor oils.

Dealer Cort Heibert, who holds a degree in chemistry,heated up other industry motorcycle oils to 450 degreesF for 10 minutes documenting boiling point, sedimentbuild up, separation, color change and stability. Thesamples were then cooled and placed into clear con-tainers for the customers to view.

AMSOIL SAE 10W-40 Synthetic Motorcycle Oil (MCF)was then heated for twice the amount of time and the

The Dicus AMSOIL sales team (left to right): Premiere DirectJobber Shannon Dicus, Dealer Jason Beaston, Direct Jobber KevinArlotti, Dealer Cort Heibert, Direct Jobber Mark Wendtland andDirect Dealer Tom Groh.

same categories tested. Heibert was able to prove first-hand that AMSOIL Motorcycle Oils can go the dis-tance. Heibert’s test showed no sediment build-up, nosignificant color change and superior stability com-pared to other popular motorcycle oils.

“People were just absolutely fascinated by thedemonstration,” said Tricia.

Professional riders Kevin Windham and Josh Grantfrom the AMSOIL co-sponsored motocross team signedAMSOIL jerseys that were donated to the Fire andPolice Motocross Nationals (FPMX). In turn, FPMX willauction the jerseys as a fundraiser for R.I.S.K. (RightInformation Saves Kids). R.I.S.K. provides sports safetyequipment, such as helmets, to children whose familiescan’t afford the equipment.

“It was really cool that these pro riders took the timeto do that,” Tricia said.

“This event was extremely successful for our busi-ness and my team,” Shannon said. “It was a very visualevent. My team wore pit shirts and hats, and the boothdisplayed large AMSOIL logos. Thanks to the Co-opProgram at AMSOIL, we had all the literature and pro-motional items to pass out to potential customers.

“With the backing of AMSOIL corporate and myteam’s hard work we further cemented AMSOIL as thepremiere lubricant on the West Coast.”

“It was definitely awesome exposure,” said Tricia.

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Daniel and Judy WatsonFlorida★Regency Platinum DirectJobbersTenth—Total OrganizationSeventh—Personal GroupSalesSeventh—Commercial andRetail Marketing

David and Carol BellTexas★★Regency PlatinumDirect JobbersFourth—TotalOrganizationSixth—Personal GroupSalesFourth—Commercial andRetail Marketing

Leonard and EunicePearsonWashington★★★Regency PlatinumDirect JobbersThird—Total Organization

Ray and Arlene SchmitMinnesota★★★★Regency PlatinumDirect JobbersFIRST—TotalOrganizationSecond—Personal GroupSales

Ches and Natasha CainSouth DakotaRegency Gold DirectJobbersNinth—Personal GroupSalesFifth—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

Ray and Kathy YaegerWisconsinRegency Gold DirectJobbersSecond—Commercial andRetail Marketing

Dave M. MannMichigan★★★★★RegencyPlatinum Direct JobberSecond—TotalOrganizationFIRST—PersonalGroup SalesFIRST—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

Roger B. SilcoxAlbertaExecutive Direct JobberNinth—Commercial andRetail Marketing

Michael H. EllisMichiganRegency Platinum DirectJobberTenth—Personal GroupSalesFIRST—Commercialand Retail Marketing

Gene and Danae FineOregonRegency Silver DirectJobbersThird—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

Mark and Sherree SchellIdaho★★★Regency PlatinumDirect JobbersFifth—Total OrganizationEighth—Personal GroupSales

Allan and Joelene LoewIllinoisExecutive Direct JobbersTenth—Commercial andRetail Marketing

Michael and Linda FordMinnesotaPremiere Direct JobbersFourth—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

Herschel L. GatesFloridaExecutive Direct JobberThird—Commercial andRetail Marketing

Kevin ArlottiCaliforniaDirect JobberSixth—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

George and ShirleyDouglasFlorida★★Regency PlatinumDirect JobbersSixth—Total OrganizationFourth—Personal GroupSalesTenth—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

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HALL OFFAME

Dorothy Hansen, Regency Platinum

Shirley Green, Regency Platinum

Harold Hartman, ★Regency Platinum

AMSOIL Hall of Fame members are recognized for their long-standing service,

achievement and commitment to excellence.

Bill and DonnaDurand, ★★★★★RegencyPlatinum

LaDonna Harrison andLaVel Rude, (Lingwall Organization)★★★★RegencyPlatinumOra Mae Boardman,

★Regency Platinum

Carl and KimberleeMcNameeOntarioRegency Platinum DirectJobbersNinth—Total Organization

Thomas and Sheila ShalinKansas★★Regency Platinum DirectJobbersEighth—Total OrganizationFifth—Personal Group SalesSecond—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

September2006

Gerry and Patricia ReidNorth CarolinaRegency Platinum DirectJobbersSeventh—Total OrganizationThird—Personal Group Sales

John W. MoldowanAlbertaExecutive Direct JobberFifth—Commercial and RetailMarketing

Edwin L. GreenwoodOregonRegency Direct JobberSixth—Commercial andRetail Marketing

Ted and Shirley PickulFloridaDirect JobbersEighth—Commercial andRetail Marketing

Mitchell HerfQuebecDirect JobberSeventh—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

Michael and EileenKaufmanMichiganRegency Silver DirectJobbersEighth—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

Brent J. RachMinnesotaDirect DealerNinth—New QualifiedDealers and Accounts

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HIGHER LEVELS OF

Daniel and Karen Meyers, Indiana Sponsor: Edie Villers

Gregory and Marcy Thurman, Florida Sponsor: Dave M. Mann

★★REGENCY PLATINUM

DIRECT JOBBERSEXECUTIVE

DIRECT JOBBER

PREMIEREDIRECT

JOBBERS

George & Shirley DouglasFlorida

Alfred C. Lagerstrom, Rhode Island Sponsors: George Jr. and Shirley Douglas

C. Barry Morse, Minnesota Sponsor: Eric W. Dalgaard

Patricia and Steve Tichi, Washington Sponsors: Dannie and Karen Thumma

James W. DayLouisiana

Wayne & Karen WebbTexas

First Time 1500 Level Honor Achievers 1500 monthly commission credits 15 Dealers sponsored



Mike Carew, Wisconsin Sponsors: Ray and Kathy Yaeger

Gerald and JoAnn Delancy, Michigan Sponsors: James and Billie Hedglen

Bill and Susan Farruggia, West Virginia Sponsor: Stephen O. Beckett

Dale and Kimberly Gilpin, Indiana Sponsor: Harold and Cynthia Rabb

Tim Height, California Sponsor: Gregory B. Height

Robert and Gloria Jackson, California Sponsors: Joseph and Gail Davis

R. Stephen Lyons, Michigan Sponsor: Dave Rampy

Javier E. Macdonald, Florida Sponsor: Michael S. Kushma

Jonathan and Cari Ross, Texas Sponsors: David and Brenda Pasterniak

Dallas Seaboldt, Washington Sponsors: Dannie and Karen Thumma

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NEW DIRECT DEALERS

RECOGNITION September2006

Kevin and Olga KorzanNew Mexico

Sponsors: J.W. and Jessie PalmerDirect Jobbers: J.W. and Jessie

Palmer

Robert & Dorothy MintzCalifornia

Sponsors: Richard & Lynda DeLucaDirect Jobbers:

Larry & Kathleel Gray

Thomas & Maril-JoGroh, California

Sponsor: Shannon & Tricia DicusDirect Jobbers:

Shannon & Tricia Dicus

Matt Ashbaugh, Michigan Sponsors: Marlene and Robert KuhnSanders M. Ballou, Virginia Sponsors: Gerry and Patricia ReidVito and Paula Brinzo, New York Sponsor: Dave M. MannGilbert and Penny Carlsen, Michigan Sponsor: Wesley R. McClainLeonard and Pamela Craine, Texas Sponsors: Ronald and Sandra WardJames L. Crawford, Nevada Sponsors: Carl and Patricia BradleyDan Gervais, Minnesota Sponsor: Phillip C. AndersonPaul and Joan Johnson, South Carolina Sponsors: Terrance and Josephine KruegerCharlene Klein, Ohio Sponsor: Stan BoslerBill Klinkhammer, Wisconsin Sponsors: Lynn and Beth PabstMike and Jill Nelson, Pennsylvania Sponsor: Rick WeaverBryan K. Olsen, Wisconsin Sponsor: Gregory VaughnMandy J. Peabody, Minnesota Sponsors: Mark and Donna PeabodyJames L. Phelps, South Carolina Sponsor: Andrew J. Hogue Jr.James and Gail Schneider, Ohio Sponsors: David and Eline HaunschildGary and Joyce Skluzacek, Minnesota Sponsors: Mark and Donna PeabodyJustin and Mindy Stocks, Utah Sponsor: Brian EckmanAlison L. Van Wyk, Georgia Sponsors:Larry and Kathryn Chambless


NEW DIRECT JOBBERS

Blaine KinneyNorth Carolina

Sponsor: Frederick WalbertDirect Jobbers:

John & Ann Petree

Jeff JamesWest Virginia

Sponsors: Thomas and SheilaShalin

Direct Jobbers: Thomas and Sheila Shalin

Ronald & Virgie JonesVirginia

Sponsors: Bernard & Jean MillerDirect Jobbers:

A.R. & Betty Novotny

Doug MurphyVirginiaSponsors:

Richard & Betsy JohnsonDirect Jobbers:

Richard & Betsy Johnson

Stuart FlemingGeorgiaSponsors:

Steven & Amanda RoarkDirect Jobber: Sherry Dirksen

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AMSOIL INC., The First in Synthetics®, is expanding itsproduct line to include Mothers® Car Care AppearanceProducts. These world-renowned products provide a vastsales opportunity for AMSOIL Dealers and rock-bottom pricesfor AMSOIL Preferred Customers. The Mothers® line of products is divided into four primary categories with sup-plemental products offered as well.

MOTHERS® Product HistoryMothers® Polishes-Waxes-Cleaners was founded in 1971as a family-owned and operated business. Over the years,Mothers® has improved its core technology in correlation withchanges in paint technologies and has always offered pre-mium car care products that span most markets. The timepeople spend cleaning their vehicles is an investment in thehealth and beauty of those vehicles. Because of this philos-ophy, Mothers® has dedicated decades to perfecting its sci-ence and bringing consumers the highest quality products.There is no shine like Mothers®.

MOTHERS® ProductsAirborne contaminants, corrosive pollutants and harsh envi-ronmental conditions can all contribute to the prematureaging of a car’s paint. Regular washing and waxing can easilymake the difference between a long lasting, luminous glow ora dull, dumpy finish. Proper vehicle maintenance involvescleaning paint and keeping it clean, which is a much smarterchoice than trying to repair distressed, damaged paint.Mothers® offers a unique and wide product line that includeseverything needed to clean, polish and care for vehicles.

The Mothers® product line is divided into fourdistinct categories: Reflections®, FX, Power

Products and California Gold/MothersOriginal. Each unique product categoryhelps consumers decide what types ofproducts best suit their vehicles as well as

their individual outcome intentions.

MOTHERS® Reflections®

Mothers® Reflections® is for discerning automotive enthu-siasts and offers a refined blend of high-tech and high-classproducts. These products leave vehicles looking clean andclassic without looking too glossy or “wet.” The Reflections®line was developed specifically for the complex finishes foundon cars today and offers benefits such asdeep gloss, long lasting durability and highshine, while still being quick and easy touse.

MOTHERS® FXMothers® engineered the FX line to be themost sophisticated, state-of-the-art prod-ucts available today. The FX products aredesigned for “next generation car enthusiasts” who enjoy avery high gloss, “wet” look for their vehicles. These productsoffer unsurpassed protection along with their high aestheticappeal. The products on the FX line are incredibly quick andeasy to apply, adding to their appeal for many who don’thave a lot of time to spend on their vehicles.

POWER PRODUCTSMothers® Power Products are the first and only car careformulas specifically designed for consumer machine (randomorbital, rotary and dual-action) application. These productswere created from the start to be used with power buffers,unlike other products that are designed for hand use butlater modified to be machine compatible.

MOTHERS®

California Gold®/Original ProductsMothers® California Gold®/Original products are optimal fordetail-oriented vehicle owners who have time for a weekendclean-up and detail job. These products are ideal for use at carshows or other opportunities to show off the true beauty of avehicle.

According to Karl Dedolph, AMSOIL Directorof Aftermarket Products, “Mothers® prod-ucts are an extensive line for multiple marketsand enthusiast types. Our former BriteSide™products were the technology of the day andlimited to one type of process or cosmeticappearance. Mothers® addresses more spe-cific appearance properties and has followedthe current paint, metal, rubber and plastictechnologies used today, which have resultedin new formulations.”

BriteSide™ Vinyl & Leather Cleaner (PFC),Vinyl & Leather Protectant (PFP), Metal Polish(PFM) and Car Polish (PCP) will remain avail-able only as supplies last.

Look for more Mothers® products, includingbrushes and towels, in the January Action News.

AMSOIL Supercharges Quality and Selection with the Introduction

of MOTHERS® Products

Wash WeeklyIntensive Detailing: Jambs, Under-Hood, Emblems, etc. MonthlyPaint: Pre-wax Cleaner/Polish Bi-AnnualPaint: Sealer/Glaze Every 8-12 WeeksPaint: Wax Every 8-12 WeeksTrim WeeklyApply Correct Preservative, Protectant, Clean Cracks MonthlyWheels Bi-WeeklyPolish Wheel & Lugs Every 2-3 MonthsTires MonthlyFull Dress, Scrub Bead to Tread MonthlyGlass: Clean WeeklyPolish, Clean Along Seals MonthlyInterior: Vacuum WeeklyClean Stains, Vacuum Trunk, etc. MonthlyLeather: Condition MonthlyThoroughly Clean Leather Surface and Recondition Every 2-3 Months

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Reflections® Products:• Reflections® Car Wax: easy to use and provides a stunning, super

wet, long lasting protective shine. (Available in 16 oz. bottles)• Reflections® Leather Care: safely deep cleans and conditions,

leaving behind a soft leather surface. (Available in 24 oz. spray bot-tles)

• Reflections® Top Coat: the combination of natural waxes and syn-thetic polymers gives paint additional gloss, depth and superior pro-tection. (Available in 16 oz. bottles)

• Reflections® Spray Wax: used on a wet or dry surface, this clearcoat safe product works alone, as a booster over existing wax oras a touch-up on high-use areas. (Available in 24 oz. spray bottles)

• Reflections® Tire Care: provides a rich, satin-like, non oily finish thatis show car perfect. Protects against harsh elements, brake dust andUV damage. (Available in 24 oz. spray bottles)

FX™ Products:• FX™ SynWax™: designed to give paint uncompromising protection

while providing unequaled shine and ease of use. (Available in 16oz. bottles)

• FX™ Wheel Cleaner: quick and easy to eliminate brake dust and roadgrime from rims and tires. (Available in 24 oz. spray bottles)

• FX™ Tire Shine: exclusive high-gloss, state of the art, surface caretechnology keeps today’s tires protected and looking great. (Availablein 24 oz spray bottles)

• FX™ Spray Wax: advanced technology designed to add a brilliantshine to today’s paints. (Available in 24 oz. spray bottles)

Power Products:• PowerBall™: the first foal polishing tool designed to revitalize billet,

diamond plate, polished aluminum, stainless steel, plastic lenses,convertible top windows and much more.

• PowerBall Mini™ with Extension: retains the PowerBall’s™ signaturespeed, ruggedness and versatility, while adding reach and pin-point accuracy. (PowerBall Mini™ with 10” Extension)

• PowerMetal™: great for all polishable metals, including aluminum,brass, stainless steel, gold, silver and more. (Available in 8 oz. bottles)

• PowerWax™: a sophisticated formula designed to achieve a deep,wet, glowing shine. (Available in 16 oz. bottles)

• PowerPolish™:designed for use with a random orbital or high-speed buffer, this product gives depth, clarity and finish for a pro-fessional-grade job. (Available in 16 oz. bottles.)

California Gold® Products:• California Gold® Car Wash: careful balance of powerful cleaning and

exacting care, strong enough to wash away dirt, road film, bugs, birddroppings, airborne pollutants and other grime without removingwax or dulling paint. (Available in 16, 32 and 64 oz. bottles)

• California Gold® Scratch Remover: works on any sort of paintand finish to restore high-mileage paint and remove surfacescratches. (Available in 8 oz. bottles)

• California Gold® Clay Bar System: removes embedded grains ofmetal, tree sap, airborne environmental deposits and paint over-spray. (Kit includes: 80 gram Clay Bar, 16 oz. Showtime InstantDealer, 4 oz. Original Formula Carnauba Cleaner Wax.)

• California Gold® Showtime® Instant Detailer: this unique formulacleans off fingerprints, smudges and dust, hides minor imperfec-tions and spider-webbing. (Available in 16 and 24 oz. spray bottles)

• California Gold® Original Formula Carnauba Cleaner Wax: designedto be the one-step plan for cleaning and paint preservation. (Availablein 16 oz. liquid and 12 oz. paste.)

• California Gold® Pre-Wax Cleaner: removes oxidized paint, oldwax buildup and other contaminants, cleaning and shining paint. Stepone in a three-step process. (Available in 16 oz. bottles)

• California Gold® Sealer & Glaze: fills and hides minor swirls anddefects, giving paint a brilliant, glowing shine. Step 2 in the pro-cess(Available in 16 oz. bottles)

• California Gold® Natural Formula Pure Carnauba Wax: the final stepon the path to a beautiful finish. Use for unsurpassed shine, depthand protection. (Available in 16 oz. bottles and 12 oz. paste.)

Supplemental Products

Interior Care Products:• Leather Cleaner: safely lifts impregnated dirt, grime and stains

from leather interiors. (Available in 12 oz. spray bottles)• Leather Conditioner: leaves protective barrier that helps seal out the

detrimental effects of the sun, time and daily abuse. (Available in12 oz. bottles)

• Glass Cleaner: great on all automotive glass, headlight lenses,mirrors and even chrome. (Available in 16 and 24 oz. bottles)

• Protectant: formulated to recondition and maintain the originalcondition and appearance of dashboards, vinyl, bumpers, trim,tires and more. (Available in 16 and 24 oz. bottles)

• Carpet & Upholstery: pulls out stubborn stains and marks whilerevealing the true color and character of vehicle’s interior. (Availablein 24 oz. spray bottles)

Special Care Products:• Plastic Polish: protects plastics from the elements as it cleans

and shines. (Available in 8 oz. bottles)• Back-to-Black®: this trim treatment is great for all sorts of exterior

hardware–anything that’s plastic, rubber or vinyl. (Available in 8 oz.bottles)

• Convertible Top Cleaner: safe for all vinyl and fabric tops and is thestraightest path to a clean convertible top. (Available in 16 oz.spray bottles)

Tire & Wheel Care:• Mag & Aluminum Polish: balances a brilliant shine with easy use

for aluminum wheels and parts, brass, alloys and accessories.(Available in 5 oz. &10 oz. tubs)

• Billet Metal Polish: state-of-the-art cleaners and cutting edge for-mulation give billets, forged and finely case aluminum, brass andother polishable metals the finest finish available. (Available in 4oz.tubs)

• Chrome Polish: protects chrome with advanced polymers whileadding a crisp sparkle. (Available in 8 oz. bottles)

• Wheel Mist® Chrome/Wire: the original, one step that works onchrome wire wheels, chrome bumpers and roughcast aluminum.(Available in 24 oz.spray bottles)

• Wheel Mist® All Wheel: formulated to be gentle on clear coated,anodized, polished, color coated, modular and factory treatedwheels and hubcaps. (Available in 24 oz.spray bottles)

• Tire & Rubber: cleans off dirt, soil and old dressing from the sur-face of tires. (Available in 24 oz. spray bottles)

Please see the Mothers® Pricing Insert for Dealer and PreferredCustomer pricing information and the AMSOIL website,www.amsoil.com, for all pricing information.

Mothers® is registered to sell a chosen group of products inCanada based on previous popularity in the Canadian detail market.See www.amsoil.com for pictures of each product.

AMSOIL Offers the Following Mothers® Products:

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A racing videos web player is a newaddition to the biographical racerinformation available in the“Corporate Racing” section of thewebsite. This player features videosfrom some of the most currentAMSOIL Corporate Racing Teamevents, and will also feature productendorsements and messages fromTeam AMSOIL racers. Check withthe racing video player from time totime to view updated videos.

The huge popularity of the recent“Albert J. Amatuzio - An AmericanSuccess Story” video has promptedthe release of several short clipsfrom the DVD to the website. Someof the highlights of the video areavailable for download from theDealer Zone. Dealers should feel freeto download these clips and addthem to their own websites to sharein this inspirational story.

able for AMSOIL lubricants andgreases, AMSOIL filtration productsand Donaldson and WIX filtrationproducts. They have been designedto be easily integrated into systemsthat imitate the product layouts seenin the printed AMSOIL price lists.

New Movies Available on the WebSeveral new movie files have alsobeen added to the website in recentweeks.

The AMSOIL “Sum of Its Parts”video can now be accessed throughthe AMSOIL homepage via a link atthe center of the page. This video isavailable in three parts, as a“Products” video clip, a “Company”video clip and an “Opportunity”video clip. Each of these clips can bea great way to introduce a new cus-tomer or prospect to AMSOIL.


The AMSOIL INC. website is con-stantly being modified and updatedto provide AMSOIL Dealers and cus-tomers with improvements in ser-vice, product selection, informationand entertainment. The featureshighlighted here, as well as manymore that are scheduled for 2007,are designed to enhance theAMSOIL online experience. Take alook at what has recently beenadded the next time you head out towww.amsoil.com.

Downloadable Pricing FilesThe November 1, 2007 pricingadjustment also coincided with thefirst availability of a new type ofAMSOIL pricing file. By logging intothe Dealer Zone, CommercialAccount Zone or Retail AccountZone, customers can now down-load their appropriate pricing infor-mation in a Microsoft Excel fileformat. More file formats are alsoavailable by contacting the webdepartment.

These files can be used to updateelectronic database systems thatDealers and accounts use for a vari-ety of purposes. Pricing file down-loads can be used to update retailstore register programs, commer-cial purchasing agent databases andeven used in the field with handheldcomputer devices such as a palmpilot.

The files are organized into sev-eral product groups, with files avail-

Latest Website Updates at www.amsoil.com

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AMSOIL ACTION NEWS /DECEMBER 2006 11

Over the years, Americans and Europeans have beenworlds apart when it comes to diesel vehicles. Dieselpassenger vehicles have been popular in Europe foryears, and they become increasingly more populareach year. In fact, according to a survey performed byEurocarprice.com and Pricewaterhouse Coopers, dieselcar sales in Europe are on pace to exceed gasoline carsales in 2006. Even in the United Kingdom, which hasthe highest diesel fuel prices in Europe, gasoline-fueledcar sales dropped 11 percent last year while diesel-fueled car sales increased by more than 7 percent.

In America, diesel passenger vehicles have tradi-tionally been a tough sell, with many Americans har-boring negative impressions of diesel vehicles as beingnoisy, polluting and foul-smelling. However, industryexperts predict a dramatic comeback for diesel pas-senger vehicles in America. According to TechnoMetrica,diesel vehicles may eventually become as common inthe United States as they are in Europe, and J.D. Powerand Associates projects diesel sales to nearly triple in theUnited States over the next decade, accounting formore than 10 percent of U.S. vehicle sales by 2015.

Diesel technology has come a long way since the1970s, and stringent new federal diesel emissionsrequirements take effect in 2007. As the 2006 modelyear expires, most of the year’s diesel vehicle modelswill be discontinued, giving way to a new generation ofdiesel engines designed to not only meet stringent fed-eral clean air requirements, but also be as quiet andodor-free as gasoline engines, increase fuel economy

by 25 to 40 percent and provide enough torque to sat-isfy American drivers.

A significant breakthrough in this new era of cleandiesel technology was this year’s introduction of UltraLow Sulfur Diesel (ULSD) fuel. Sulfur is a key element toparticulate formation, and ULSD eliminates 97 percentof pollution-causing sulfur. While present diesel pas-senger vehicles can be sold in all states exceptCalifornia, New York, Vermont, Massachusetts andNew Jersey, automakers plan to take advantage ofnew Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel fuel and advances in dieseltechnology to create diesel engines that meet the pol-lution requirements in all 50 states.

Automakers are developing different pollution-reduc-ing technologies for future diesel passenger vehiclemodels. For example, DaimlerChrysler and GeneralMotors plan to introduce engines that inject urea into thecylinders during combustion. Honda, on the other hand,recently announced the development of a new catalyticconverter that significantly reduces nitrogen oxide (NOx).

AMSOIL Synthetic 5W-40Premium Diesel Oil

AMSOIL Synthetic 5W-40 Premium Diesel Oil (DEO)provides unsurpassed protection for modern dieselengines requiring API CJ-4 emission quality oil stan-dards. It withstands the stress of heat, soot and acidsto prevent deposits, corrosion and wear, while its broadviscosity range offers superior protection over a widetemperature range. Synthetic 5W-40Premium Diesel Oil is recommendedfor the longest service interval estab-lished by the vehicle manufacturer,and drain intervals may be extendedfurther based on oil analysis. It is com-patible with all exhaust treatmentdevices and designed to extend theservice life of particulate filters.Synthetic 5W-40 Premium Diesel Oilreplaces 5W-40, 10W-40 and 15W-40 viscosity oils and is “backwardscompatible” with pre-2007 dieselengines.

What are the differences between gasoline and diesel engines?A gasoline engine compresses a mixture of gasolineand air, which is ignited with a spark from a sparkplug, while a diesel engine creates heat by compress-ing air only. The fuel is injected into the compressed air,where the heat ignites it.

Diesel engines are more efficient than gasolineengines because their compression ratios are higher.

Diesel engines compress at ratios between 14:1 and25:1, while gasoline engines compress at ratiosbetween 8:1 and 12:1.

Diesel fuel is more efficient than gasoline due to itshigher energy density. One gallon of diesel fuel containsapproximately 147,000 BTU, while one gallon of gaso-line contains about 125,000 BTU.

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AMSOIL was built on providing motorists with superiorsynthetic lubricants. As the first company to produce afull-synthetic motor oil to meet API requirements,AMSOIL burst onto the scene with a product that somepeople simply weren’t ready for. Those who wereembraced it and took full advantage of the extendeddrain capabilities and superior protection AMSOIL MotorOils offered.

Today, there are still people who aren’t ready toaccept the viability of 25,000-mile/one-year extendeddrain intervals. For whatever reason – warranty con-cerns, desire for an API certified oil or the classic 3,000-mile brainwashing – some customers don’t wantdramatically extended drain intervals.

XL Motor OilsFor customers who prefer shorter drain intervals,AMSOIL offers its XL line of synthetic motor oils. AMSOILXL Synthetic Motor Oils are API certified, full-syntheticengine oils with a recommended minimum drain intervalof 7,500 miles or six months, whichever comes first.While they don’t provide the level of protection pro-vided by the AMSOIL 25,000-mile oils, the XL line stilleasily trumps any petroleum-based motor oil as well asmost other synthetics on the market. In fact, when an oillife monitor or used oil analysis is employed, AMSOIL XLMotor Oils easily remain suitable for continued servicefar beyond the recommended 7,500 miles.

25,000-Mile OilsThe AMSOIL stable of extended drain motor oils remainson the forefront of lubrication technology. Advancedchemistries made from only the finest base oils andhighest-quality additive packages allow AMSOIL motoroils to provide unsurpassed protection and perfor-mance for up to 25,000 miles or one year, whichevercomes first. There’s no denying the quality of theseoils. Billions of miles and more than 30 years of real-world use have proven their superiority time and time

again. Until recently, AMSOIL users taking advantage ofthese extended drain intervals were forced to changetheir AMSOIL SDF oil filter mid-interval. Other brands ofoil filters required even more frequent changes.

Ea Filters for Longer Drain IntervalsIn 2005, AMSOIL introduced the Ea line of filtrationproducts. Ea Air and Oil Filters provide the absolute bestfiltration available to the auto/light truck market.Nanofiber synthetic media and extended service inter-vals brought a new level of convenience to AMSOIL cus-tomers. For the first time, AMSOIL users takingadvantage of the 25,000-mile oil drain interval wereable to leave their oil filter in service for the entire inter-val. While Ea Filters provide the ultimate in filtrationperformance for extended drain intervals, what aboutthose who choose the AMSOIL XL line of oils?

WIX Filters for Shorter Drain IntervalsWhile installing an AMSOIL Ea Oil Filter along withAMSOIL XL Synthetic Motor Oil ensures maximum pro-tection, it also goes beyond what is necessary for theseapplications. Motorists choosing to use the XL oilswould be money ahead to pair them with a WIX oilfilter, which is why AMSOIL carries both the Ea and WIXfilters for the same applications. While WIX filters are notintended for use for 25,000 miles, they provide morethan adequate filtration for 7,500 miles and beyondwhen used with XL Synthetic Motor Oil.

AMSOIL Provides OptionsAMSOIL has strategically aligned itself with severalcorporate partners that provide high-quality aftermar-ket products to compliment the full line of AMSOILsynthetic lubricants. This allows AMSOIL Dealers toprovide one-stop shopping for customers of all types.No matter what drain interval length motorists prefer,AMSOIL provides high-quality synthetic motor oils andfilters suited to meet their needs.

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There is much to be done before leaving for a vacation,not the least of which is proper vehicle maintenance.Most people are aware of the importance of changingtheir motor oil, but many people overlook the importanceof changing the automatic transmission fluid and gearlube. Proper engine and drivetrain maintenance areequally important. After all, if the drivetrain fails, itdoesn’t matter how well the engine has been main-tained. Nothing ruins a vacation quicker than becomingstranded in a remote area due to neglecting properfluid maintenance.

Although many motorists consider their everydaydriving habits to be normal, this is not always the case.In addition, some vehicles are subjected to extremeoperating conditions such as snow plowing, haulingheavy loads and towing heavy trailers. These extremesput more stress on drivetrain components than justdriving back and forth to work. New vehicles such asturbo diesel trucks and vehicles with V-10 enginesboast more horsepower and torque than their prede-cessors, but differential designs have remained virtuallyunchanged. Differentials today are subjected to severeduty service and encounter more stress and heat thanwas seen only a few years ago. Modern gear oils arefaced with the challenge of providing adequate wearprotection during severe service operating conditions,while also providing maximum fuel efficiency.

Many people overstress their vehicles while on vaca-tion. It is not uncommon to see vacationing families driv-ing around in overloaded vehicles. The roof rack isfilled with equipment, the back seat is filled with bagsand the suspension is bottomed out. Some vehicles alsopull trailers or fifth-wheels with boats, and some ofthese vehicles exceed their rated towing limits. As vehi-cle stress increases, transmission and differential tem-peratures rise and cause conventional lubricants tothin, causing inadequate lubrication that can lead tocomponent failure.

It Never Breaks Downin Your Driveway

AMSOIL Synthetic ATF and SEVERE GEAR™ Synthetic Gear Lubes ProvideMaximum Protection for Severe Operating Conditions

Some vehicle manufacturers require the factory-filldifferential gear lube to be changed within the first3000 miles, or the first 500 miles if towing, a fact notknown by many consumers. Because differentials gothrough a break-in period and are not equipped with fil-ters like transmissions and engines, the gear lube mustbe changed in order to drain the break-in wear particles.These particles, if left in the differential, mesh betweenthe gears and cause gear or bearing wear or failure.Recent studies show that most differential wear occursin the first 5,000 miles.

AMSOIL Synthetic Universal Automatic TransmissionFluid (ATF) and SEVERE GEAR™ 75W-90 and 75W-140Synthetic Gear Lubes (SVG & SVO) provide maximumprotection in demanding environments such as towing,hauling and commercial use, providing increased lubri-cant film protection and reduced wear at elevated tem-peratures. Synthetic ATF and SEVERE GEAR™Synthetic Gear Lubes are formulated for extended drainintervals of up to 50,000 miles in severe service and100,000 miles in normal service, or longer where spec-ified by the vehicle manufacturer.

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Team AMSOIL powerboat racer Terry Rinker wrapped up a historicalseason in November. The Tampa, Fla. native set the world record for con-secutive wins with sevenafter sweeping the sevenrace ChampBoat Seriesin convincing fashion.

The 2003 and 2005series champion startedhis weekend by settingthe fastest qualifying timeof 32.46 seconds on themile and a quarter track.Despite large swells thatdelayed the racing, Rinkerwon his heat race andstarted on the pole forSunday’s finale. Despitefour restarts, Rinker neverrelinquished the leadposition during the 50-lapfinal, winning his seventh race in 2006 and eclipsing the decade-oldrecord.

“It is a dream come true,” said Rinker. “I couldn't have done this with-out my fine crew who prepared a perfect AMSOIL/Rinker boat. All I hadto do was get it to the finish. We look forward to keeping the streak alivein ’07. We aren’t going to lie down now that we have the record, and wewant to extend it in the worst way.”

The season ends with Rinker wrapping up his third championship in thepast four years. Since the start of the 2005 season, Rinker has won 11ChampBoat Series races. The ChampBoat Series will air on SPEEDChannel this winter.


When it comes to success, it’s good to sound like abroken record. While AMSOIL has had success off thetrack with an exceptional line of products for the pastthree decades, AMSOIL and its Dealer network now canfinally see the fruits of their labors on the track. AMSOILhas been the lube of choice for countless championsduring the past decade, but never has the companyseen such an impressive run of championships andexceptional racers in its 34-year history. All AMSOILteams were either at the top, or knocking on the door

A Championship Year in ReviewRinker leads successful season for Team AMSOIL

Terry Rinker manned the top spot of thepodium all by himself this summer.

Rinker celebrates his second straight title after hisconvincing win in Savannah, Ga. in November.

Rinker Finds PerfectionTeam AMSOIL racer sweeps ChampBoat Series on Savannah River

of a season championship in 2006. AMSOIL also intro-duced a large number of new teams and series to theDealer network this year, and all of them are exceedingexpectations. Below is a list that few companies willwrite in their histories of sponsoring race teams, andAMSOIL thanks all of its race teams, series represen-tatives and, of course, Dealers for their involvementand achievements. The bar has been set, and AMSOILhopes the record of success will continue to spin in 2007and beyond.

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corporate website to stay up-to-date with the latest AMSOIL race results.

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In snocross, AMSOIL was once again in the hunt for a title right downto the final race. D.J. Eckstrom won his second straight AMSOILDuluth National and finished the season thirdoverall in the Pro Open class. Another excitingseason of WSA snocross racing is underwayand will be broadcast throughout the winter onthe SPEED Channel.

In the motocross and supercross world,AMSOIL saw the turning of a page. After morethan six years riding for Team AMSOIL, MikeLaRocco announced his retirement halfwaythrough the supercross season. His year wascut short due to injury. In his place, KevinWindham worked his way back from a crash lastwinter to take second overall in the AMA OutdoorNationals. Windham also started the supercrossseason on a strong note, winning the JeremyMcGrath Invitational over teammate Josh Grant.


A world championship trophy is the goal of any racer who strives to be thebest in his or her respective discipline of racing. It doesn’t matter if it’sbehind the wheel of an 800 horsepower off-road truck or skimming acrossan oval ice track just inches from the frozen surface. Winning the champi-onship brings credibility to a driver, his/her team and its sponsors. In 2006,AMSOIL corporately-sponsored teams were named the best of the bestseven times.

Oval ice racer P.J. Wanderscheid has quickly become one of his sport’sgreatest stars. Only 22 years old, the Sauk Centre, Minn. native secured histhird Eagle River World Championship in January. Wanderscheid is one of onlythree men in the sport’s 44-year history to win three world titles. Wanderscheidalso proved he can win consistently, bringing home the World PowerSportsAssociation (WPSA) titles in both the Pro Formula and Pro Champ classes.Wanderscheid will be looking to defend his Eagle River championship nextmonth at the newly crowned AMSOIL Eagle River Derby Track.

Being crowned a world champion at Crandon International Raceway is likewinning a heavyweight boxing tournament against champions like MuhammadAli, Joe Frasier and Sugar Ray Leonard. In 2006, AMSOIL dominated theCrandon, Wis. track. Mike Oberg and Scott Douglas, two members of theAMSOIL/Kumho Tires Super Team, each won a world championship title onLabor Day weekend. Douglas also took home the prestigious BorgWarnerCup, the Super Bowl trophy of off-road racing. Oberg continued to dominatethe second half of the season, finishing just two points out of the Pro-2 cham-pionship and winning the final race of the year, the $66,000 winner-take-all

Jason Baldwin Memorial Cup. In all, AMSOIL drivers took home 13 podiumsat Crandon, including four world championships and the BorgWarner Cup.Oberg, Douglas and Dan Vanden Heuvel combined for a total of 20 podiums

and eight wins in 2006.Along with the Super Team, AMSOIL also continued its off-road suc-

cess with two repeat champions. Autumn Woods Racing postedanother championship in the 4-Wheel Jamboree truck class. JeffDedick won his third championship, but was pushed the entire seasonby teammate Ricky Brantley. In the rock-crawling world, AMSOIL wasagain well represented by brothers Brad and Roger Lovell. The Lovellstook part in the UROC Modified class and won their third straightseason points championship.

Scott Douglas took home third in the Pro-4class, along with the coveted Borg WarnerCup, in his first year with the AMSOILSuper Team.

Mike Oberg made the leap to the pro classin 2006, winning a world championshipand Rookie of the Year honors in the process.

DJ Eckstrom finished third overall in the Pro Openclass and won his second straight AMSOIL DuluthNational.

Mike LaRoccostepped down fromhis racing career afterspending the lastseven years as part ofTeam AMSOIL.

An Abundance of World Champions

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• December 15 - Friday• January 19 - FridayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.Downline and Guests FREE, Out of line – $5

MARTIN RESIDENCE3994 Trace Hollow RunSalisbury, MD 21801Hosted by Master Direct Jobbers Les & Linda Martin (410) 548-LUBE

• December 15 - Friday• January 19 - FridayMeeting - 7 p.m.

GRONER RESIDENCE9208 Todd AvenueFort Howard, MD 21052Hosted by Account Direct HarveyGroner (410) 477-8255

• December 7 - Thursday• January 4 - ThursdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

DEACOSTA RESIDENCE4942 S. Upper Ferry RoadEden, MD 21822Hosted by Dealers Chris & Barb DeAcosta (410) 742-0637; Reservations required

• December 15 - Friday• January 19 - FridayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

AL SMITH AUTOMOTIVE3228 E Joppa RoadBaltimore, MD 21234Hosted by Premiere Direct Jobber Al Smith (410) [email protected]; Reservationsrequired

MASSACHUSETTSNone Scheduled

MICHIGAN• December 20 - Wednesday(Opportunity)• January 17 - Wednesday (Dealer training)Meeting - 7 p.m.

MUGRIDGE RESIDENCE6640 State RoadLakeport, MI 48059Hosted by Premiere Direct JobbersBarry and Cathy Mugridge (877) 446-2671Call for information and schedulingwww.pro-oil-1.com

• December 18 - Monday• January 15 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m. (info) Meeting - 8 p.m. (opportunity)

KIRBY RESIDENCE644 Shady Maple DriveWixom, MI 48393Hosted by ★Regency Platinum DirectJobber Tom Kirby (248) 669-9093Refreshments served; RSVP required

• December 4 - Monday• January 1 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m. (info) Meeting - 8 p.m. (opportunity)

ELLIS RESIDENCE61653 Miriam DriveWashington, MI 48094Hosted by Regency Platinum DirectJobber Mike Ellis; RSVP at (586) 781-5092 or (586) 918-1578

MINNESOTA• December 21 - Thursday• January 18 - ThursdayMeeting 7 p.m.

MEYER RESIDENCE512 Broadway StreetCleveland, MN 56017Hosted by Executive Direct JobbersCharles & Donna Meyer (507) 931-3875


TWINGSTROMRESIDENCE29200 Goldenrod Drive NWIsanti, MN 55040Hosted by Regency Silver DirectJobbers Mylo and Patty TwingstromRSVP (612) 819-8835


SCHMIT RESIDENCE932 38th Ave. No.St. Cloud, MN 56301Hosted by ★★★★Regency PlatinumDirect Jobbers Ray & Arlene Schmit(320) 251-4861

IDAHO• December 20 - Wednesday• January 17 - WednesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

CHICAGO CONNECTION1935 South Eagle RoadMeridian, ID, 83642Hosted by Direct Dealer Steve Noffz(208) 861-8935

• December 13 - Wednesday• January 10 - WednesdayMeeting - 7:30-9:30 p.m.

McGUFFEY RESIDENCE23446 Freezeout RoadCaldwell, ID, 83605Hosted by Premiere Direct JobbersCharles and Connie McGuffey RSVP:(208) 455-2581

• December 2 - Saturday• January 6 - SaturdayMeeting - 12 - 3 p.m.

SCHELL RESIDENCE2000 W. BroadwayIdaho Falls, IDHosted by ★★★Regency PlatinumDirect Jobbers Mark & Sherree SchellReservations: (208) 524-0322; RSVP

ILLINOIS• December 12 - Tuesday• January 9 - TuesdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

BAUER RESIDENCE111 Woodland TrailAnna, IL 62906-3904Hosted by Direct Jobbers Norm and Barb Bauer (618) 833-3228

INDIANA• December 6, 20 – Wednesday• January 3, 17 – WednesdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

RENTOWN SHOP1533 Rentown RoadBremen, INHosted by Direct Jobbers LeRoy and Malinda Hochstetler andPremiere Direct Jobbers Willis andRolene Gingerich (574) 831-2839

• December 12 - Tuesday• January 9 - TuesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

EVANS RESIDENCE1115 Morningside CourtGreenfield, IN 46140Hosted by Executive Direct JobbersChuck and Linda Evans (888) [email protected]

IOWA• December 5 - Tuesday• January 2 - TuesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

SORTER RESIDENCE2629 340th AvenueTerril, Iowa 51364Hosted by Dealers David and Melissa Sorter (712) 853-6293

KANSAS• None Scheduled

KENTUCKY• December 7 - Thursday• January 4 - ThursdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.Hosted by Executive Direct Jobbers Al and Ann Kelty (859) 879-0728 or e-mail: [email protected]; Call for location, directions and RSVP

LOUISIANA• December 7 - Thursday• January 4 - ThursdayMeeting - 6 p.m.

AUTTONBERRY RESIDENCE2520 Swiss StreetW. Monroe, LA 71291Hosted by Dealer Ellis Auttonberry(318) 396-4348

MAINENone Scheduled

MARYLAND• December 28 - Thursday• January 25 - ThursdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

HYNES RESIDENCE291 Chestnut Springs RoadChesapeake City, MD21915Hosted by Dealer William Hynes (302) 540-2525 or 877-885-3111

• December 12 - Tuesday• January 9 - TuesdayMeeting - 6:30 p.m.

CATALINA’S COFFEE SHOP250 East Highland AvenueSan Bernardino, CA 92404Hosted by Dealer Jim Johnstone (909) 886-4842

• December 19 - Tuesday• January 16 - TuesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.Downline and Guests FREE, Out of line - $5

LUDWICK RESIDENCE6015 Hughes StreetSan Diego, CA 92115Hosted by Dealer Craig LudwickRSVP (619) 583-5218

COLORADO• December 21 - Thursday• January 18 - ThursdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

AMSOIL HOUSE4316 Ridgecrest DriveColorado Springs, CO80918Hosted by Executive Direct Jobber Ida Gray (719) 598-5115

CONNECTICUT• December 26 - Tuesday• January 23 - TuesdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

LANZOFANO RESIDENCE120 Gravel Street, Unit 11Meriden, CT 06450Hosted by Dealer Salvatore Lanzofano(203) 634-0885

DELAWARE• December 9 - Saturday• January 13 - SaturdayMeeting - Noon

BLUE DIAMOND PARK765 Hamburg RoadNew Castle, DE 19720Hosted by Direct Jobber Greg King(302) 345-4350 Call for reservationsGuests welcome

DISTRICT OFCOLUMBIANone Scheduled

FLORIDA• December 28 - Thursday• January 25 - Thursday - new locationMeeting - 7 p.m.

DOUGLAS RESIDENCE3207 Margaret Oaks LaneOrlando, FL 32806January 25

ORLANDO EXECUTIVEAIRPORT TERMINALMEETING ROOM400 Herndon AvenueOrlando, FL 32803 Hosted by ★★Regency Platinum Direct JobbersGeorge & Shirley Douglas (407) 856-1564Call ahead for details, directions and RSVP

GEORGIA• December 7 - Thursday• January 4 - ThursdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

DIRKSEN RESIDENCE1905 Queens RoadAlbany, GA 31707Hosted by Regency Direct Jobber Sherry Dirksen (229) 436-5532Potluck, everyone brings a dish

HAWAIINone Scheduled

T-1 CERTIFICATIONMEETINGS

UTAH• December - Every Friday• January - Every FridayMeeting - after 4 p.m.

GREENE RESIDENCE11653 S. Patchwork CircleSouth Jordan, UT 84095Hosted by Dealer Dorsey Greene(801) 253-2701Pre-paid registration required

AMSOIL DEALERMEETINGS

ALABAMA• December 21 - Thursday• November 16 - ThursdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

STANLEO’S SUB VILLA605 Jordan LaneHuntsville, ALHosted by Premiere Direct Jobber Cliff Goehring & Premiere DirectJobber Gerry Gotvald (256) 337-0376


BOWMAN RESIDENCE1330 Frank Marshall RoadOzark, AL 36360Hosted by Direct Jobbers E.E. “Al” &Mildred Bowman (334) 774-3344

ALASKA• December 5, 19 - Tuesday• January 2, 16 - TuesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

STATEN RESIDENCE2949 Sunflower StreetAnchorage, AK 99508Hosted by Premiere Direct JobberMelda StatenCall for reservations (907) 333-0124

ARIZONA• December 19 - Tuesday• January 16 - TuesdayOptional no-host dinner - 5:30 p.m.Meeting - 6:30 p.m.

DENNY’S RESTAURANT825 South 48th StreetTempe, AZ 85281Hosted by Master Direct Jobber Dick Nudo and Dealer Jim BrewerRSVP (602) 996-7181 Dick (480) 968-4922 Jim

ARKANSAS• December 14 - Thursday• January 11 - ThursdayMeeting - 6:30 p.m.

GARDNER RESIDENCE806 Shamrock DriveNorth Little Rock, AR72118Hosted by Dealer Jerry Gardner (501)350-4869 [email protected]

CALIFORNIA• December - Every Thursday• January - Every ThursdayMeeting - 6:30 p.m.

STRAWBERRY VILLAGESHOPPING CENTERMill Valley, CAHosted by Dealer Doug Storms (800) 793-5301

• December 6 - Wednesday• January 3 - WednesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

MCCOOL RESIDENCE2210 Codding DriveModesto, CA 95350Hosted by Direct Jobber Bill McCool(209) 577-0174

• December 7 - Thursday• January 11 - ThursdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

STAVE RESIDENCE3040 Bridge Street NW Apt.211St. Francis, MN 55070Hosted by Dealer Ordell Stave (612) 241-5267

• December 16 - Saturday• January 20 - SaturdayMeeting - 2 p.m.

SAWYER WAREHOUSE28108- 133rd StreetZimmerman, MN 55398Hosted by Direct Jobbers Roger and Jennifer Sawyer Please RSVP (763) 856-3567 [email protected] www.rpsracing57.com

MISSISSIPPINone Scheduled

MISSOURI• December 26 - Tuesday• January 23 - TuesdayMeeting - 7p.m.

REPUBLIC PARKS ANDRECREATION ACTIVITIESCENTER711 East Miller RoadRepublic, MOHosted by Dealer Jim Barnes; call for directions (417) 732-2553

• December 19 - Tuesday• January 16 - TuesdayMeeting - 7p.m.

LUCZAK RESIDENCE4810 Mattis StreetSt. Louis, MO 63128Hosted by Master Direct Jobbers Connieand John Luczak (314) 892-6018 (417)732-2553 [email protected]

MONTANANEBRASKANEVADANEW HAMPSHIRENone Scheduled

NEW JERSEY• December 13 - Wednesday• January 10 - WednesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

SEDA-MORALES RESIDENCE54 Woodland AvenueMullica Hill, NJ 08062Hosted by Premiere Direct Jobber Ben Seda-Morales (856) 478-6732, cell;(856) 371-1880, home. RSVP

NEW MEXICO• December 19 - Tuesday• January 16 - TuesdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

GREENBERG WAREHOUSE2415 Princeton Drive NE,Suite MAlbuquerque, NM 87107Hosted by Regency Silver Direct JobbersPaul and Nancy Greenberg (505) 881-1693, warehouse; (595) 255-2137,home; fax (505) [email protected]

• December 4 - Monday• January 8 - MondayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

KORZANOILS2215 North Solano DriveLas Cruces, NM 88001Hosted by Direct Jobber Kevin Korzan(505) 496-4242www.korzanoils.com

NEW YORK• December 27 - Wednesday• January 24 - WednesdayMeeting - 7p.m.

Albany AreaGUILZ RESIDENCE6 Daisy LaneEast Berne, NY 12059Hosted by Premiere Direct Jobber Richard Guilz (518) [email protected] call or e-mail to reserve seat

• December 6 - Wednesday• January 3 - WednesdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

WOLFE RESIDENCE34 Hillvale RoadAlbertson, NY 11507Hosted by Dealers Edward and EileenWolfe (516) 621-4565; Please RSVP

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• December 20 - Wednesday• January 17 - WednesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.Meeting - 7 p.m.

O’BRIEN RESIDENCE436 Moseley RoadFairport, NY 14450Hosted by Dealer Gerry O’Brien (585) 223-8016 Call ahead to reserve a seat


LOTITO RESIDENCE89 Owl Creek RoadSpencer, NY 14883Hosted by Regency Direct Jobber Peter Lotito (607) 589-4242Call ahead to reserve space and con-firm location or [email protected]/new york


FRITTITTA RESIDENCE16 LaForge AvenueStaten Island, NY 10302Hosted by Direct Jobbers Vinny andGermaine Frittitta (718) 442-4774


Syracuse AREACall ahead for locationHosted by Direct Jobber Peter Finnerty(315) 682-9791


NEWARK, NY LOCATIONCall ahead for locationHosted by Dealer Brad Timerson (315) 331-7110

NORTH CAROLINA• December 14 - Thursday• January 11 - ThursdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

KAZAN RESIDENCE4007 Saphire LaneIndian Trail, NC 28079Hosted by Account Direct Eric Kazan(704) 271-3001 [email protected];Guests welcome, non-downline $2


MALLONEE RESIDENCE3009 5th Street NWHickory, NC 28601Hosted by Account Direct LarryMallonee and Dealer Jack Hoskins(828) 327-3655 All Dealers welcome


BURNELL RESIDENCE9424 Springdale DriveRaleigh, NC 27613Hosted by Executive Direct JobbersChuck and Judi Burnell (919) 870-9633 Call first


CLEVELAND RESIDENCE224 Campbell PlaceJacksonville, NC 28546Hosted by Dealers George and Nancy Cleveland (910) 346-3866 Call first. All Dealers welcome

NORTH DAKOTA• December 5 - Tuesday• January 2 - TuesdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

EVANSON RESIDENCE725 10th Avenue WestWest Fargo, ND 58078Hosted by Direct Jobbers Skip andAnna Evanson (701) 281-1906 [email protected]

OHIO• December - Every Wednesday• January - Every WednesdayMeeting - 6 p.m. (training) Meeting8 p.m. (opportunity)

FABIJANIC RESIDENCE561 Loomis AvenueCuyahoga Falls, OH 44221Hosted by Direct Dealers Paul & Coralie Fabijanic (330) 928-8863 or 800-874-4827 RSVP

• December - No Meeting• January 22 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m.

PENA RESIDENCE2933 West U.S. 20Gibsonburg, OH 43431Hosted by Executive Direct JobbersLuis and Sharon Pena; RSVP: (419) 297-3451


HASKIN RESIDENCE834 North Ellsworth Ave.Salem, OH 44460Hosted by Dealer Roe Haskin (330) 332-4992 and Direct Jobber Jerry WolfordAll Dealers welcome

OKLAHOMA• December 2 - Saturday• January 6 - SaturdayMeeting - 9 - 11 a.m.

GOLDEN CORRAL9711 East 71st StreetTulsa, OK Hosted by Regency Gold Direct JobberPatrick Grady (918) 258-6979 *Pat

• December 14 - Thursday• January 11 - ThursdayMeeting - 7 - 8:30 p.m.Call for location and reservations.Hosted by Dealers Richard and Brenda Coats (918) 225-5722

• December 12 - Tuesday• January 9 - TuesdayMeeting - 7 - 8:30 p.m.

ALEXANDER RESIDENCE14355 East Timberidge Dr.Claremore, OK 74019 Hosted by Premiere Direct JobberKevin Alexander (918) 636-1281 Call first

• December 14 - Thursday• January 11 - ThursdayMeeting - 10 a.m.

GRADY RESIDENCE2612 W. Galveston RoadBroken Arrow, OK 74012Hosted by Regency Gold Direct JobberPatrick Grady and Premiere DirectJobber Kevin Alexander (918) 258-6979; [email protected]

OREGON• December 21 - Thursday• January 18 - ThursdayOptional Dinner - 6 p.m. Meeting - 7 - 9 p.m.

HAYDEN’S LAKEFRONTGRILL8187 SW Tualatin-Sherwood RoadTualatin, OR 97062Hosted by Regency Direct Jobber Ed Greenwood (800) 722-1092 Call first to confirm space for you and your guests.

PENNSYLVANIA• December 18 - Monday• January 15 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m.

HALLOCK ENTERPRISESTORE5 Main StreetBradford, PA 16701Hosted by Premiere Direct JobberJoseph M. Hallock (814) 368-8625 T-1training also available.

RHODE ISLANDNone Scheduled

SOUTH CAROLINA• December - Every Tuesday• January - Every TuesdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

GEORGE KERR and ASSOCIATESNorthgate Building 5861Rivers Avenue, Suite 107N. Charleston, SC 29406Hosted by Dealer George Kerr (843) 747-8200

• December - Variable Meetings• January - Variable MeetingsCall for meeting time, date

SPRADLEY RESIDENCE117 Winston CirclePelion, SC 29123Hosted by Direct Dealers Jim & Vicki Spradley (803) 894-4618


DENNY’S RESTAURANT2521 Wade HamptonBoulevardGreenville, SC 29615Hosted by Executive Direct Jobber LoelD. Handley (864) [email protected]

SOUTH DAKOTA• December 7, 21 - Thursday• January 4, 18 - ThursdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

CAIN RESIDENCE1312 South Snyder CircleSioux Falls, SD 57106Hosted by Regency Gold Direct JobbersChes and Natasha Cain(605) 361-4075 to RSVP

SOUTH DAKOTATENNESSEENone Scheduled

TEXAS• December - Daily Meetings• January - Daily MeetingsMeeting - 7 p.m.

Call for location.Hosted by Account Direct BruceShilander (512) 736-3028


WARD RESIDENCE310 S. Grove RoadRichardson, TX 75081Hosted by Master Direct JobbersRonald & Sandra Ward (972) 231-0773 [email protected]

UTAH• December - Every Tuesday• January - Every TuesdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

CHRISTENSEN RESIDENCE8516 Snowville DriveSandy, UT 84070Hosted by Master Direct Jobber Neil Christensen, Direct Dealer RodneyHaskins and Dealer Doug Blackhurst(801) 942-3881/(801) 942-8641

• December - Every Friday• January - Every FridayMeeting - After 4 p.m.

GREENE RESIDENCE11653 S. Patchwork CircleSouth Jordan, UT 84095Hosted by Dealer Dorsey Greene (801) 253-2701; T-1 Certificationclasses every Friday, pre-paid registra-tion required. Everyone welcome; RSVP

VERMONTNone Scheduled

VIRGINIA• December 4 - Monday• January 1 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m.

ISRA-UL TRAINING MEETINGSP.O. Box 2734Chesterfield, VA 23832Hosted by Dealers M. and S. Isra-Ul.Call in advance to RSVP, get directions. Seating limited.(804) 640-3402


STANCIL RESIDENCE1236 General StreetVirginia Beach, VA 23464Hosted by Regency Direct Jobbers Bill & Barbara Stancil (757) 420-0673

• December 11 - Monday• January 8 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m.

GRAVITTE RESIDENCE1042 Merganser CircleGloucester, VA 23072Hosted by Premiere Direct Jobbers Cliff & Dee Gravitte (804) 694-0221

• December 12 - Tuesday• January 9 - TuesdayOptional dinner - 6 p.m. Meeting - 7 p.m.

DAYS INN RESTAURANT5500 Williamsburg RoadSandston, VAHosted by Account Directs Roger Riggle and Mel Pipgras (804) 737-4874 or (804) 737-9231

WASHINGTON• December 18 - Monday• January 15 - MondayMeeting - 6:30 p.m.

GASPER’S LUBE SERVICECENTER & WAREHOUSE3325 Meridian Avenue EastEdgewood, WA 98371Hosted by Master Direct Jobbers Cliff and Lorna Gasper (253) 864-7618, or (877) 633-7618Everyone welcome


STOUGARD RESIDENCE22907 Prairie RoadSedro Woolley, WA 98284Hosted by Executive Direct JobbersMarv & Charlotte Stougard (360) 856-1641 Guests welcome


WALSH RESIDENCE2220 South Castle WayLynnwood, WA 98036Hosted by Master Direct Jobbers Tom and Shirley Walsh (425) 483-2582T-1 certification classes available byappointment with pre-paid registration.


AMSOIL PEARSON702 37th Street NE #DAuburn, WA 98002Hosted by ★★★Regency PlatinumDirect Jobbers Leonard & EunicePearson (253) 939-8401 Guests Welcome


PRUKOP RESIDENCE10306 86th Avenue EastPuyallup, WA 98373Hosted by Premiere Direct JobbersRaymond & Patsy Prukop (253) 845-9755 / 800-267-6450Everyone welcome

• December 9 - Saturday• January 13 - SaturdayMeeting - 9 a.m. - noon

AMSOIL (SYNLUBE) STORE2424 North Monroe Ave.Spokane, WA 99205Hosted by Premiere Direct Jobber Jack Whitehill and Direct Dealer Tom Bennett (509) 324-3588 Everyonewelcome. No charge


SAMUELSON RESIDENCE610 E. 20th StreetVancouver, WA 98663Hosted by Direct Jobber SammySamuelson (360) 699-5257 1-UPS-5W30-OIL (1-877-593-0645)Discussion on product application andoil analysis All are welcome. RSVP


PRAIRIE HOTEL701 Prairie Parke LaneYelm, WA 98597Hosted by Executive Direct JobberWayne C. Fletcher (360) 269-1751

WEST VIRGINIANone Scheduled

WISCONSIN • December 21 - Thursday• January 18 - ThursdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

SEL-AMSOIL ACADEMY1201 Clough AvenueSuperior, WI 54880Hosted by ★★★★★Regency PlatinumDirect Jobbers Bill & Donna DurandRefreshments Served (715) 392-4006Guests welcome


MITMOEN SERVICEGARAGE6017 65th StreetKenosha, WI 53142Hosted by Executive Direct JobbersVictor and Lynn Mitmoen (262) 652-3399


PABST RESIDENCE650 Larcom StreetHammond, WI 54015Hosted by Regency Direct Jobber LynnPabst (715) 796-5441 Guests welcome.

• December 6 - Wednesday• January 3 - WednesdayMeeting - 7 p.m.

SWENDSON RESIDENCE4545 North 161st StreetBrookfield, WI 53005Hosted by Master Direct Jobber Scott Swendson (262) 754-9751Everyone welcome

WYOMINGNone Scheduled

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ALBERTABRITISH COLUMBIAMANITOBANone Scheduled

NEW BRUNSWICK• December 18 - Monday• January 15 - MondayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

McLAUGHLIN RESIDENCE913 Coverdale RoadRiverview, NB E1B 5E6Hosted by Premiere Direct JobberWayne McLaughlin and DealerWendell Steeves (506) 386-2896Everyone welcome

NEWFOUNDLANDNOVA SCOTIANone Scheduled

ONTARIO• December 13 - Wednesday• January 10 - WednesdayMeeting - 6:30 p.m.

SOUTHERN ONTARIOSYNTHETICS8229 Fuller RoadForest, ON N0N 1J0Hosted by Master Direct Jobber Don Stefanik (888) 767-5823www.soslube.com Please RSVP


AMSOIL DISTRIBUTIONCENTER6625 Tomken Road, Units 12-14Mississauga, ON L5M-5J3Hosted by Executive Direct JobberWalter Perera and local Dealers (866) 326-7645 fax: (905) 814-1802www.sinwal.com

PRINCE EDWARDISLAND• December 4 - Monday• January 1 - MondayMeeting - 7 p.m.

CALL FOR LOCATIONCharlottetownHosted by Dealers Trevor McDonald,Trevor Murray and Merrill CroninRSVP: (902) 626-9006

PUERTO RICONone Scheduled

QUEBEC• December 7 - Thursday• January 4 - ThursdayMeeting - 7:30 p.m.

ENTREPOT AUTOLUBEAMS ENVIRONMENT1655 Rue ChicoineVaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec,Canada J7V8P2Hosted by Regency Direct Jobber Yvon Boucher (514) 990-1889

SASKATCHEWANNEW ZEALANDNone Scheduled

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NEW LONG SLEEVE NAVYPOLO SHIRTThis polo sport shirt witha pocket is made oflightweight pique thatis silky soft and pro-vides minimal shrink-age. Highly wrinkleresistant and easycare. EmbroideredAMSOIL logo. SizesS-XXXL.

AMSOIL ADVERTISINGLook for AMSOIL display advertising or an AMSOILcatalog offering in the following publications:December 2006 & January 2007

Display AdvertisementsATV Illustrated Nov./Dec. ’06 (570) 868-6662Snow Tech Dec. ’06 (320) 763-5411NOLN Dec. ’06 (800) 796-2577Snow Goer Dec. ’06 (805) 667-4325Sno-X Dec. ’06 (763) 595-0808Wisconsin Snowmobile News Dec. ’06 (800) 380-3767Michigan Snowmobile News Dec. ’06 (800) 380-3767Street Rod Builder Dec. ’06 (423) 664-51302 Wheel Tuner Dec. ’06 (678) 625-9013Powerboating Dec. ’06 (805) 667-4288NOLN Jan. ’07 (800) 796-2577Snow Goer Jan. ’07 (805) 667-43252 Wheel Tuner Jan. ’07 (678) 625-9013Snow Tech Jan. ’07 (320) 763-5411New York Snowmobiler Jan./Feb. ’07 (800) 380-3767Catalog Showcase AdvertisementsFour Wheeler Dec. ’06 (212) 745-0100High Perf. Pontiac Dec. ’06 (212) 745-0100Hot Rod’s Bike Works Dec. ’06 (212) 745-0100Truckin’ Jan. ’07 (212) 745-0100


DECEMBER CLOSE OUTThe last day to process December orders in the U.S.,Canada and Puerto Rico is the close of business onFriday, December 29. Internet orders will be accepteduntil 3 p.m. CST on that day. The last day to processDecember orders in Alaska is the close of business onSaturday, December 23. All orders received after thesetimes will be processed for the following month. Volumetransfers for December business will be accepted until3 p.m. CST on Friday, January 5. All transfers receivedafter this time will be returned.

HOLIDAY ACTIVITIESThe AMSOIL corporate headquarters will close at 12p.m. CST on Friday, December 15 for holiday activities.Limited telephone ordering personnel will be availablefor orders, so AMSOIL asks that Dealers not attempt tocontact corporate staff via the 1-800 ordering numberduring this time so as not to overload the limited staff.In addition, placing Dealer orders in advance of this timeand day would be appreciated to aid in keeping the linesclear for your customers.

HOLIDAY CLOSINGSThe AMSOIL corporate headquarters, U.S. distributioncenters and Canadian distribution centers will be closedMonday, December 25 for Christmas Day and Monday,January 1 for New Year’s Day. The Toronto DistributionCenter will be closed Tuesday, December 26 for BoxingDay.

SCRUB HAND CLEANER WALL MOUNTING BRACKETEffective December 1, the price of the G-1818 SCRUBHand Cleaner Wall Mounting Bracket will be adjusted to$13.95 U.S./$17.25 Canada.

NEW BROCHURE HOLDERSThe new acrylic AMSOIL Brochure Holders replace theG-490A, G-490B, G-490C and G-490D BrochureHolders and are excellent for displaying AMSOIL liter-ature in stores or at trade shows. Available in threesizes.Stock # Description U.S. Can.G-2278 Brochure Holder 41⁄4� 2.85 3.55G-2279 Brochure Holder 61⁄8� 4.95 6.15G-2280 Brochure Holder 815⁄16� 6.40 7.95

Stock # Size U.S. Can.G-2282 S 30.00 37.25G-2283 M 30.00 37.25G-2284 L 30.00 37.25G-2285 XL 30.00 37.25G-2286 XXL 33.00 41.00G-2287 XXX 36.00 44.75

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NEW MOTHERS® BROCHUREThe new 16-panel Mothers® Productsbrochure features pictures anddescriptions of the entire Mothers®product line available throughAMSOIL. See price lists for specific products available in the U.S. and Canada.Stock # U.S. Can.G-2288 0.80 1.00


MERCEDES-BENZ RECOMMENDS5W-40 MOTOR OILSMercedes-Benz now recom-mends 5W-40 viscosity motor oilsin its vehicles, in addition to itsprevious recommendation of 0W-40. In addition, motor oils meet-ing the MB 229.51 specificationare now recommended in vehi-cles equipped with the FSS/FSS+or MB Maintenance System.Previously, only MB 229.5 oilswere recommended.

AMSOIL Synthetic EuropeanMotor Oil (AFL) meets 5W-40 vis-cosity requirements and is rec-ommended in applicationsspecifying MB 229.51, providingsuperior protection and performance in Mercedes-Benzand other European vehicles.

NEW LADIES BLACK SCOOP NECK SHIRTClean styling that’s great for lay-ering. This shirt is versatile andcomfortable with easy stretch.Regular Fit. New embroideredladies logo. Sizes S-XXL.

NEW GASOLINE ENGINECASE STUDY WITHGUARDIAN PESTCONTROL BROCHUREThe new “Gasoline EngineCase Study With GuardianPest Control” brochuredetails the savings a smallfleet experienced withAMSOIL synthetic lubri-cants. Full size/color, 8pages.Stock # U.S. Can.G-2244 0.80 1.00

CUSTOMER LEADSOne of the benefits of becoming T-1 certified is receiv-ing customer leads. In order to capitalize on this excel-lent opportunity and receive calls from potentialcustomers, it is essential to ensure AMSOIL has yourcurrent phone number on file. To update your contactinformation, log in to the Dealers Zone atwww.amsoil.com and click on the “Click Here ToUpdate Profile” link.

NEW CHILDREN’S RACE T-SHIRTA great shirt for your kids towear to the race track. Funvehicle graphics on front.50/50 cotton/polyester toresist fading. Sizes YouthExtra Small, S and M.

Stock # Size U.S. Can.G-2295 Youth XS 12.00 15.00G-2296 Youth S 12.00 15.00G-2297 Youth M 12.00 15.00

Stock # Size U.S. Can.G-2298 S 25.00 31.00G-2299 M 25.00 31.00G-2300 L 25.00 31.00G-2301 XL 25.00 31.00G-2302 XXL 25.00 31.00

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Calendars you can personalize with your businesscard! Simply insert your business card in the slot-ted area and your contact information is visible fora full 12 months. No minimum quantity ordersrequired.

The 2007 AMSOIL calendaris now available for purchase.The full color, 11�X17� layoutfeatures a complete rangeof top-selling AMSOIL prod-uct groups and demandingproduct application images,including motorcycles,SUVs, sports cars andmore. The calendar alsoincludes information onAMSOIL INC. and the dif-ferences between syn-thetic and petroleummotor oils.

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