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From: Alberta, Canada
Originally Posted by twayneb
2000 F-350 SB
CC 4X4 V-10
Alberta Canada The Alberta is important as we have more trucks per capita than any where in NA
Gas 0.99 per litre or $3.80 U.S. Gal. (correct calculation)
CC 4X4 V-10
Alberta Canada The Alberta is important as we have more trucks per capita than any where in NA
Gas 0.99 per litre or $3.80 U.S. Gal. (correct calculation)
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Hey guys,
I appreciate all the responses, still compiling them all.... I'm already starting to see trends in certain regions. BTW, I know that some states are not regionally where they are traditionally, but I tried to divide up the US in similar square mileage allotments using state lines as boundaries and "Midwest" or "Northeast" are just too broad for an effective comparison. So please just stick with me here. Please do not respond to this and any messages other than the post topic please keep in private messages or another topic! Thanks and keep em' coming guys!
I appreciate all the responses, still compiling them all.... I'm already starting to see trends in certain regions. BTW, I know that some states are not regionally where they are traditionally, but I tried to divide up the US in similar square mileage allotments using state lines as boundaries and "Midwest" or "Northeast" are just too broad for an effective comparison. So please just stick with me here. Please do not respond to this and any messages other than the post topic please keep in private messages or another topic! Thanks and keep em' coming guys!
