Fuel prices

[HONEST AL]

Veggie oil

it go's up at around the same rate just spent 2 hours trying to get coking and nothing any where had to pay 1.31

3litre at tesco £2.95

[lukenemma]

3litre at tesco £2.95

off to tesco i go 2moro then

[schrodingers-cat]

off to tesco i go 2moro then

I`m off to tesco in the morning thats cheaper than costco, wonder how they`ll react when i fill the trolley with veg oil
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/21/20110305...s-6323e80.html

[lukenemma]

i do it at asda all the time and i even poor it in wile in the car park and take the empty's back

[schrodingers-cat]

I`ve always bought diesel in cash amounts £20 £40 etc and i`ve got so used to it over the years the price rise has gone virtually unnoticed but inspired by this post i`ve just gone and got 40 litres, cost me £54 and i`m stunned. The change from gallons to litres has made the price rise more acceptable
£6.14 a gallon

[lukenemma]

I`ve always bought diesel in cash amounts £20 £40 etc and i`ve got so used to it over the years the price rise has gone virtually unnoticed but inspired by this post i`ve just gone and got 40 litres, cost me £54 and i`m stunned. The change from gallons to litres has made the price rise more acceptable
£6.14 a gallon

i always fill up to the very top as mutch as will go in and it seams just to cost more and more i put around 45-65 a week in my truck every monday but going to start stocking up on cooking oil from tesco i think

[Maverick]

You all dont want to hear this...the sure fire way to decrease oil prices.

Stop using it.

I'd agree, but I wouldn't be able to get to work anymore.

[lukenemma]

i'm thinking about getting something that is really really good on fuel think it would pay for it's self in a few month's just so i can keep my surf

[schrodingers-cat]

i'm thinking about getting something that is really really good on fuel think it would pay for it's self in a few month's just so i can keep my surf

Try this 1p a mile
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ROSS-VINTAGE-E...#ht_500wt_1156

[Bogus]

Back in the seventies i vividly remember a picture on a news report of a gallon can with a big £1 wrote on it and how shocked everyone was that petrol was going to be a quid a GALLON
That was in the days when diesel was a fraction of the price of petrol now its well more expensive. Must be much better than the diesel was then tho eh

In FEB 1971 when Britain went to decimal from the old pounds/shillings/pence I took a photograph of a petrol pump with the new decimal price on it. 37 pence per gallon. ( We hadnt quite got the hang of litres and kgs at that time). Mind you in 1971 a decent family saloon could be had new for 1500 pounds and the average house price was 5600 pounds and the average weekly wage for men was 28 pounds ( only posh folk had salaries back then)

[BUSHWHACKER]

i'm thinking about getting something that is really really good on fuel think it would pay for it's self in a few month's just so i can keep my surf

Do want to sell the Lexus then?

[lukenemma]

Try this 1p a mile
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ROSS-VINTAGE-E...#ht_500wt_1156

if it could do 40mph then i would had a look at a electric van the other day

[lukenemma]

Do want to sell the Lexus then?

well planning on putting the engine in the surf when i've got some more money but if your needing one right now spouse you could have it sure i'll fined another one for the some sort of money give me a bell still got the cutter as well 07523560124

[slobodan]

GWH was correct a few pages ago.

Then what would they do?

[schrodingers-cat]

if it could do 40mph then i would had a look at a electric van the other day

As i`ve bored everyone with before. Mine has got what they call a zapper fitted, its on the lowest setting of three and easily pulls 20 mph on the flat, rising to a scarey 24 sometimes 25 on a good day downhill with the wind behind you but there is one in our place that does 40mph on the flat, rekon i`d get at least 30 miles to a full charge, maybe more