Finally, fuel prices going down . . .
More Turbo
Joined: Jan 2004
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From: Houston
Originally Posted by Keeseter CO
I 25 runs north and south, I 70 runs east and west, where the two meet is right in the middle of Denver. By the "gut" I mean that either highway will run you through the middle of Denver in the direction that highway runs.
Also, my experience is that diesel is generally cheaper on the Eastern Colorado plains due to the large amount of agriculture, when compared to the Western slope.
Also, my experience is that diesel is generally cheaper on the Eastern Colorado plains due to the large amount of agriculture, when compared to the Western slope.
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Joined: Nov 2003
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From: Colorado
Keeseter CO,
Although there is more AG out here in the plains there is less competition thus where I'm at "high country"
prices apply. I try to wait until I go into town (45 miles) to fill up when possible. Today I noticed the price in town went down to $1.90. 
Although there is more AG out here in the plains there is less competition thus where I'm at "high country"
prices apply. I try to wait until I go into town (45 miles) to fill up when possible. Today I noticed the price in town went down to $1.90.
