- Oct 20, 2000
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Anyone noticed the price of gas this week? In Waco TX it's down to $101. That's gonna help me since my last months gas bill for the Dodge 1500 was $968.00
On a lighter note
- Thread starter Jeff Gilbert
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$1.07 in the city yesterday.
Jeff, $1000?:scream: What do you do, run your house off that Dodge's alternator?:p
Jeff, $1000?:scream: What do you do, run your house off that Dodge's alternator?:p
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I saw $1.03 at one station a couple of days ago, most are around $1.09.
That certainly helps, My wife's Tank(Van) gets about 9 mpg
That certainly helps, My wife's Tank(Van) gets about 9 mpg
Gas prices right now in West Virginia are pretty low also. There seems to be a bit of a variance though. The prices I have seen range from $1.19 all the way down to a $1.09 a gallon. I'm not complaining, but we will see how low they go and how long they stay this low.
00' KDX 200
Procircuit pipe & silencer
95' XR 250R (first bike)
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GNCC
00' KDX 200
Procircuit pipe & silencer
95' XR 250R (first bike)
AMA
GNCC
OIL CRISIS!
:think
There are a lot of folks who can't understand how we can have an oil crisis here in the USA.
Well, there's a very simple answer ... nobody has bothered to check the oil.
The reason for is purely geographical.
All the oil is in Texas, Oklahoma, Alaska, Wyoming, etc.
But all the dipsticks are in Washington, D.C.
:eek:
:think
There are a lot of folks who can't understand how we can have an oil crisis here in the USA.
Well, there's a very simple answer ... nobody has bothered to check the oil.
The reason for is purely geographical.
All the oil is in Texas, Oklahoma, Alaska, Wyoming, etc.
But all the dipsticks are in Washington, D.C.
:eek:
Looks like our gas is about like CA. 1.49 is good. Average is 1.59.
I'd love to see gas prices like out in the central west. But not likely anywhere around NYC. They seem to think because its the biggest city, it has to have the biggest prices.:silly:
I'd love to see gas prices like out in the central west. But not likely anywhere around NYC. They seem to think because its the biggest city, it has to have the biggest prices.:silly:
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MadLawnGnome
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San Antonio, Texas.............99 cents a gallon if you know where to look.
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