What does everybody pay for their fuel

What grade of fuel do you use


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Corwyyn

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$2.69 down the street at my local station. I don't even want to think what it'll be in a few weeks when the $90/barrel oil gets into production... :mad:
 

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Here in North Eastern PA the fuel is @ $2.90. Over 40 some dollars for only 14.5 gals when I fill my Jeep tonight. I remember when I started driving fuel was only $1.25. It was only like $15.00 to fill my Taurus I had then. That was in 2003.
 

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We are paying $2.87/gal for regular unleaded.

I use BG 44K every oil change in my fuel to keep everything clean.
 

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It is up to $2.99 for regular unleaded all of a sudden around here. Looks like it will break the $3.00 mark any minute. Daaaaammmmmmmmmmmm

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I can't remember how much it was when I started driving, that was in 1972.
Ahhh....the good ole days....I first bought gas for my '65 Mustang convertible at 4 gallons for a dollar. Of course that related to 1/2 hour's worth of work for me at the time.
This was 1974. :p

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Ahhh....the good ole days....I first bought gas for my '65 Mustang convertible at 4 gallons for a dollar. Of course that related to 1/2 hour's worth of work for me at the time.
This was 1974. :p

Paul

I'd like to drive through a "time warp" to 1974 and gas up.....:D

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I remember back in the 90's when it dropped down below one dollar. Gosh, if it did that again I would drive everywhere! It would cost $15 to fill my Jeep up!!
 

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THREE DOLLARS.......AND FIVE CENTS

B*LLSHIT!


My girlfriend lives 20 miles away and college is another 20 miles in the opposite direction. I'm gonna either gonna have to move closer to campus or get a different girl;)
 

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THREE DOLLARS.......AND FIVE CENTS

B*LLSHIT!

My girlfriend lives 20 miles away and college is another 20 miles in the opposite direction. I'm gonna either gonna have to move closer to campus or get a different girl;)

My sentiments exactly......$3.05 here today also.....

Oh, and tell your gf she now has to move in with you........:D

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$2.79 for 87 oct. here in Mesa, Az.. Diesels at $3.29 but that dont concern me 'cause my buffallo ('03 Chevy 2500HD 4x4) has the 8.1L (496 ci.) bigblock.
Try filling that 38 gall. tank with 87 ! Sure hurt a lot more when it was up over $3.


BTW, I run 87 'cause the higher the octane, the cleaner, more controled burn you have. Runs cooler, smoother and yes I do get slightly better mileage.

G.
 

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It's running anywhere from $2.75 - $2.85 a gallon here in SE PA. That's today anyway... tomorrow could be $3.00, who knows? I guess $10B profit per qtr. for these oil companies isn't enough!! (blarg)
 

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