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"Flysure1" said:Reg gas was 3.88 here yesterday when I put a $100.00 in the f150--it never filled it, that is where the pump quit at so I decided that was enough for now---maybe I can "wean" it--lol.
"Midlife" said:Ahhh...I remember my first fill-up of gas with my first car in 1918 (Model T). I filled it with 103 octane for $0.299/gallon. Those were the days of living high on the hog....
"silverblueBP" said:Fixed it for you.
Evil said it was OK to do this!
"67 evil eleanor" said:But only this once, I'm making up another VooDoo doll and it's got your name on it.........got a headache yet???????
"67 evil eleanor" said:But only this once, I'm making up another VooDoo doll and it's got your earsnameon it.........got a headache yet???????
"Midlife" said:Ahhh...I remember my first fill-up of gas with my first car in 1968 (65 GT Coupe). I filled it with 103 octane for $0.299/gallon. Those were the days of living high on the hog....
Jeff: you're too young. This was 1968 in San Diego, CA."JeffTepper" said:Randy:
Even when I was pumping gas back then, IIRC Chevron Custom Supreme (104 octane) was 38.9 per gallon here in NorCal. It seems that we can never get a break here in the Golden State even with the refineries less than 75 miles away.
I remember filling up @.89 per gallon. And I thought you had me by a couple years."RapidRabbit" said:Well, I'll show my young age here. When I started driving gas was just over a dollar a gallon.