ConocoPhillips Company
1205 Adams Bldg Bartlesville
OK 74004 USA
OK 74004 USA
Phone:
+1 918 661 4095, Fax: +1 734 214 7343
Tags:
Basic Chemicals Petrochemicals Lubricants
Basic Chemicals Petrochemicals Lubricants
KendallMotorOil Home site map | contact us | legal info Kendall Motor Oil Home Product Data Sheets MSDS Promotions Marketer Locator Team Kendall News Room Online Store Pit Stop Filter Guide Policies Contact Us Why are Kendall Full Synthetic and Synthetic Blends better? Premium Fleet and Commercial Engine Oils The Team Kendall Racer of the Year has been announced! Check it out on the Team Kendall Page ! *NEW* Product Data Sheets Available HAS YOUR CAR HIT 75,000 MILES? IT’S TIME YOU MADE THE SWITCH TO GT-1® HIGH MILEAGE HIGH MILEAGE SYNTHETIC BLEND MOTOR OIL FOR VEHICLES OVER 75,000 MILES Click here to learn more about GF-4! Happy Birthday Kendall Motor Oil! PRESS RELEASE ANNOUNCING KENDALL'S 125th ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY EDITION :: Presenting 125 Years Of Performance We are excited to announce that 2006 marks the 125th birthday of Kendall Motor Oil! In 1881, the Kendall Refining Company opened for business, and has evolved into the premier lubricants brand that we all know and love today. We plan to celebrate this milestone all year long, and this month we thought it would be fun to uncover interesting events and trivia from 1881 for our first installment of a new monthly column celebrating 125 years of Kendall product innovation! The price of milk went up to an "unheard of" eight cents a gallon in 1881 1 881 was the only year that three men served as President of the United States. Rutherford Birchard Hayes finished his four-year term on March 3, 1881. The following day, President James Abram Garfield was sworn in as 20th President of the United States. Garfield was assassinated one-hundred ninety-nine days into his term and was replaced by Vice President Chester Alan Arthur Legendary Western outlaw Billy the Kid, whose real name was Henry McCarty but who also went by William Bonney and Kid Antrim, was shot on July 14, 1881 In Major League Baseball, Roger Conner of the Troy Trojans hit the first grand slam in Major League history en route to an 8-7 win ov
