showcase 66
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but I have a full tank of gas....
Just sayin.
Just sayin.
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WildWestDesigns
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Full tank of gas would kill my diesel. Thankfully Home Depot started offering fuel rewards. All the stuff that needs to be done on the farm really helps cut the bill, but who knows what profit margin they still have it on it.
letterman7
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Me too... and I only spent $30.00 in my little VW Cabby....
showcase 66
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I am fairly certain that most people are one tank of Gas/Diesel from bankruptcy.
Cost me 50$ to fill a 12 gal tank on my little mazda 3. 2 years ago I averged 29-32$ crazy.
Convenient store owners claiming they only make pennies on a gallon...
Exxon reported they're only making pennies on a gallon...
Who's making the other 4$ per gallon? Cuz i want his job.
Convenient store owners claiming they only make pennies on a gallon...
Exxon reported they're only making pennies on a gallon...
Who's making the other 4$ per gallon? Cuz i want his job.
inthesignbiz
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I got a full tank of gas too.
My neighbor doesn't (anymore).
She shouldn't be such a sound sleeper.
My neighbor doesn't (anymore).
She shouldn't be such a sound sleeper.
GypsyGraphics
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:ROFLMAO:
so do you have plans for it or just gonna sit in the driveway and admire the gauge? you could really show off and post a pic of it.
njshorts
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jelly.
Craig Sjoquist
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Used a full tank of gas 25 gallons, 12 mpg, travel for one job during the week.
SignosaurusRex
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Me too. Gas prices are steadily climbing so I figure that if I keep the tanks topped off rather than waiting to refill, I'm at least saving a little bit in the long run. I didn't do that with my full-sized long bed PU that I use for bigger jobs, hauling the boat, etc. and don't use that often anymore and when I filled it last night for this weekends use I just about tipped over.........$147.60 to fill both tanks .......at the cheapest local station.
.......must have something to do with the burning sensation I'm experiencing today.
SignosaurusRex
Active Member
I contemplated digging out the push-mower to save on gas, but that would require me consuming more beer at a faster rate so that doesn't quite economically compute....although I might not care once the grass is mowed.
jiarby
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My last fillup was $90
Dodge Ram 1500 4cyl.
Try this when at a grocery store discount card place.
enter a ph# instead of scanning your card
<your area code>555-1212
or <areacode> 123-4567
or <areacode> 111-1111
I guess lotsa folks don't use their real ph#'s with those things. I get the discount almost every time with one of them.
Dodge Ram 1500 4cyl.
Try this when at a grocery store discount card place.
enter a ph# instead of scanning your card
<your area code>555-1212
or <areacode> 123-4567
or <areacode> 111-1111
I guess lotsa folks don't use their real ph#'s with those things. I get the discount almost every time with one of them.
Graphics2u
New Member
Filled up this week and the first time it went over $100. $103.75! That's a F150. Just heard some financial guy this week say that high gas prices shouldn't affect the economy! :ROFLMAO: Sure it won't! People will still be spending the same amount of money, ALL THEY HAVE!
WildWestDesigns
Active Member
I can keep it under $100 for my F150, but my F350 PSD DRW drinks and drinks very heavily at that.
showcase 66
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Gonna let it sit and try to sell it. It's probably worth twice as much now it is full of gas. :ROFLMAO:
Graphics2u
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\So can I if I fill it at a 1\4 tank.
