GAS
Oct 27, 2015 07:25:51 #
lowkee
Loc: Tennessee
It is $1.77 in Hermitage TN. Unfortunately I am moving to Indiana and it is always higher there :?
Oct 27, 2015 07:33:14 #
robertjerl wrote:
And to think we worried about the prices leaving us short of money on our CA to FL and back honeymoon in Dec 73-Jan 74. Along I-10 we paid 60 cents and up at times.
Even worse, my senior year in high school with my first car I sometimes paid over 20 cents a gallon for premium. But during "gas wars" I often got premium for 12 and 13 cents.
Even worse, my senior year in high school with my first car I sometimes paid over 20 cents a gallon for premium. But during "gas wars" I often got premium for 12 and 13 cents.
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Oct 27, 2015 08:01:45 #
sarge69 wrote:
No, real Gas. It's $1.97 here in Ft Myers, FL
Sarge69
Sarge69
$1.75.9 here in SC.
Oct 27, 2015 08:07:01 #
Earworms wrote:
Except for California, because we have tax upon tax here.
And Illinois is not too far behind.
Oct 27, 2015 08:10:47 #
Oct 27, 2015 08:13:24 #
Wow! Keep those tanks full...until prices start to rise again. It's $2.05 in Indiana near me.
--Beagleman
--Beagleman
Oct 27, 2015 08:45:33 #
Oct 27, 2015 08:55:17 #
robertjerl wrote:
And to think we worried about the prices leaving us short of money on our CA to FL and back honeymoon in Dec 73-Jan 74. Along I-10 we paid 60 cents and up at times.
Even worse, my senior year in high school with my first car I sometimes paid over 20 cents a gallon for premium. But during "gas wars" I often got premium for 12 and 13 cents.
Even worse, my senior year in high school with my first car I sometimes paid over 20 cents a gallon for premium. But during "gas wars" I often got premium for 12 and 13 cents.
Yupper - In 1959/60 I could buy gas at .20 cents a gallon in Conn. but gas wars went to .15 a gallon and my uncle and I would drive his pickup with a couple 55 gallon drums and fill them up for his wood cutting equipment.
Sarge69
Oct 27, 2015 09:09:28 #
brow3904
Loc: Upstate South Carolina
sarge69 wrote:
Yupper - In 1959/60 I could buy gas at .20 cents a gallon in Conn. but gas wars went to .15 a gallon and my uncle and I would drive his pickup with a couple 55 gallon drums and fill them up for his wood cutting equipment.
Sarge69
Sarge69
Seems like yesterday doesn't it? I worked for my uncle in a small country grocery/gas store and I remember selling gas for .12 a gallon and we pumped it!
Oct 27, 2015 09:10:20 #
jeep_daddy wrote:
Are you bragging or complaining? Here it's $257/gal at Costco. More every place else. I'm complaining but not as much as I was the beginning of summer when the prices sored to $359/gal
I filled up at Costco a couple of days ago for 1.67 in St Louis County.
Oct 27, 2015 09:10:35 #
When I graduated high school gas was .31 cents and gas wars would bring it down to .25 to .27 cents. Right now in NC where I live it's $1.96 to $2.03.
Oct 27, 2015 10:13:02 #
Oct 27, 2015 11:09:54 #
1.69 in Tomball, Texas the day before yesterday. Ahh, the
good old gas war days, 11.9 cents a gallon about 58' or 59'
in my hometown, didn't last long, it then went up to 24.9
regular price.
good old gas war days, 11.9 cents a gallon about 58' or 59'
in my hometown, didn't last long, it then went up to 24.9
regular price.
Oct 27, 2015 13:57:21 #
Los-Angeles-Shooter
Loc: Los Angeles
Very expensive in California. Larcenous state taxes and larcenous city taxes. Also due to idiocy of our state legislators, who mandate that gas sold here must be formulated differently from that of the rest of the country. The requirement adds massive expenses to both production and transportation of gas.
Aviation fuel is a little higher than car gas. It is low-lead and high octane. The flying dudes are working hard to get airplane engines to run on car fuel but it's a difficult process with many technical hurdles to overcome.
Aviation fuel is a little higher than car gas. It is low-lead and high octane. The flying dudes are working hard to get airplane engines to run on car fuel but it's a difficult process with many technical hurdles to overcome.
Oct 27, 2015 14:14:11 #
Up here in Minneapolis I paid $2.159 two hours ago. The station is typically 20 to 30 cents cheaper than all the others.
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