Hey! Are you stalkin me? jk haha Not to change the subject but where are you working at in Mechanicsburg

 

3.49 for regular unleaded (85) in lovelandcolorado, it gets cheaper the farther you are from the highway.

my boss has a mid 90's saturn sl1 i think that he got for free, it now has 210,000 miles on it. im trying to buy it from him for $200. his last tank went down to 32mpg.

 

I paid 3.35 the other day down in South Jersey here...and I dont even have a job, *sigh*. But anyway Im gonna be filling up on the Garden State Parkway tonight before midnight cause its still 3.17, so anyone in Jersey and I noticed a few of you, if it isnt too far should try to fill it up there before they raise the price, cause before midnight its still frozen where its at!!!! But Im not sure how much it is where you guys are at..central or north jersey

 

Im in central NJ and i paid 3.69 for 93 yesturday, dam gas hope it goes down sooner or later

 

i live in Illinois and on the way home a gas station by my work said 3.79 for regular. in my town it's 3.69 for nowand the two towns are only 25 minutes apart. how are gas prices varying this much?

 

Here in Phoenix, AZ I'm paying $3.49 for premium and reg. is $3.35 at the samestation. I'm driving over 600 miles a week!!! Yeah that's right my 06 now has over 48,000 miles on her!!!

 

Here in Toledo, OH its about $3.45/gallon for the cheap gas. However, I am waiting until late Saturday or somtime Sunday to fill it up because all the stations here raise the prices about late Tuesday/Wednesday and drop them on late Saturday/Sunday. So if you watch that rythm, you can save yourself a few dollars.
I am hoping it won't go to much above $4 per gallon as I think that is supposed to be the point where it becomes price effective to make gas from alternate sources. There's some hope for making either ethanol or even gasoline (and you guys know I use e85 normally anyway) from junk plant material. If that pans-out then we can use the corn stalks or wheat stalks or soybean plants for fuel and still leave the food parts for ...food.
One tech I heard about that had promise was to use algea to make biodiesel. In theory, you need a lot of water and a lot of sun. So maybe use an algea that grows well in saltwater and then buy some land near a sunny beach or even find a variety that floats and use open ocean with a big floating plastic wall that keeps most of it inside, then suck up the slimy, oily gunk into a tanker to go process into diesel.
Well I can always hope can't I?

Growlor

 

3.79 Rifle, Colorado. Damn the man!!!!!![sm=smiley35.gif]

 

$3.89 here in L.I. for regular