Fuel Cost coming down
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yeah.. they're just pulling back the rubber band, when they let go it'll go up fast to a peak .. then back down alittle.. then creap back up some more..
Kind of like what I hear prison sex is like..
Kind of like what I hear prison sex is like..
Last edited by Cleveland; 08-22-2008 at 05:00 AM. Reason: [I](i was going to make some sort of crude reference here.. but I thought better of it)[/I] Changed my mind.
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Dangit I gotta quit filling up in Nashville. Paid $3.5sumthin in Grassland tonight. Why is west of town getting such a good deal?
We actually just moved from Fairview back to Franklin. I was paying $800 a month in gas in Fairview with all the driving we did. Now we are paying $250, so that is muuuuuch better.
We actually just moved from Fairview back to Franklin. I was paying $800 a month in gas in Fairview with all the driving we did. Now we are paying $250, so that is muuuuuch better.
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I can't believe I'm breathing a sigh of relief at $3.95.
In 1973 during a "gas war" here in SoCal, regular was 24 cents a gallon.
Up until 1974, gas wars would happen every few months so the suppliers could clean out their surplus. Prices would come down 8 to 10 cents a gallon for a couple of weeks.
But of course when you factor in inflation.......
In 1973 during a "gas war" here in SoCal, regular was 24 cents a gallon.
Up until 1974, gas wars would happen every few months so the suppliers could clean out their surplus. Prices would come down 8 to 10 cents a gallon for a couple of weeks.
But of course when you factor in inflation.......
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We're holding at 3.97 but north I saw 3.73! Found out going down (to the OE gearing (was 43 in the rear) has actually hurt my mileage. Why, cuz I find myself going faster as it runs that much smoother! LOL Now I'm gonna go back to the OE mains and keep my wrist in check and see what I get. Worst mileage for a long time, down to about 28 mpg but was averaging 100+ for looong stretches.
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