Classic Coolant conventionally inhibited propylene glycol antifreeze

£19.99 for 5 litres ready-mixed  

Please email to express interest - launch is in late May

Read More DO NOT USE OAT INHIBITED COOLANT IN YOUR 20th CENTURY ENGINE!   

Welcome to Classic Coolant 

for all automobiles but particuarly for automobiles manufactured before 2001.

It is affordable acceptable antifreeze, the antique automobile antifreeze, and is triple A rated by AAA Solutions. 

It is safer propylene glycol based as opposed to the toxic ethylene glycol products. 

It is conventionally inhibited (IAT) as opposed to the modern "advanced" OAT, HOAT, NOAT long life coolants of various confusing colours that have proved damaging for automobiles not designed and manufactured to use them.

Read More                                                                           OAT
                                                                           BAD for Veteran, Vintage, Classic Cars
                                                                           Attacks solder in your radiator 
                                                                           Attacks silicone gasket sealant

GRAS: Generally Recognised as Safe for Foods and Medications
Low toxicity - will not damage Paint - safe for animals, children and adults
Does not persist in environment - degradable
Excellent protection for aluminium and all ferrous metals
Fuel economy, heat transfer similar
Reduced disposal costs

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Ethylene Glycol was discovered in the 1860's and was looking for an application until in 1917, during the first world war, the Germans found they could make explosives from it. In 1926 Union Carbide built their first plant in the USA to make ethylene glycol for dynamite. Because it was cheap and had the prpoerties needed for antifreeze car manufacturers and their suppliers added it to water for automobile antifreeze use.

In 2009 we were unable to find an automobile antifreeze generally available on the mass market that was not based on ethylene glycol

Yet ethylene glycol is known as the most toxic household product. 30ml can kill an adult. CHILDREN, CATS, DOGS, ANIMALS are the MOST  VULNERABLE. 

On 6 August 2009 The Daily Mail reported “Eighteen cats in one town have died after being poisoned with anti-freeze – triggering a warning to owners to keep their pets indoors. There are fears they are being targeted by an animal-hating maniac.”  The Veterinary Poisons Centre in London reported that in 2006 the ethylene glycol poisoning was 3rd on the list of reasons for cat deaths.

Read More OAT is BAD for Veteran, Vintage, and Classic Cars.  OAT attacks solder in your radiator and attacks silicone gasket sealant