really cheap diesel
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really cheap diesel
if any one lives in the houston area you should check this out. i'm planning a trip to louisiana and i hope to score some fuel from there when i go thru.
Diesel Fro Sale $1.25 per gallon (NW-HOUSTON)
<HR>Date: 2009-07-26, 4:27PM CDT
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Clean green Diesel good for tractor or your trucks. Must pick up and bring your own container. If not we have one for sale too. It holds 275 gal. for $125.00 + $1.25 /gallon. Text me @832-859-4238.
Diesel comes from dis-mantle 18 wheeler.
18 wheelers are driven to shop and then dis-mantle and shipped over seas. Diesel are cypher from the dis-mantle trucks. CASH ONLY..
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Diesel Fro Sale $1.25 per gallon (NW-HOUSTON)
<HR>Date: 2009-07-26, 4:27PM CDT
Reply to: sale-rsf7d-1290221130@craigslist.org <SUP>[Errors when replying to ads?]</SUP>
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Clean green Diesel good for tractor or your trucks. Must pick up and bring your own container. If not we have one for sale too. It holds 275 gal. for $125.00 + $1.25 /gallon. Text me @832-859-4238.
Diesel comes from dis-mantle 18 wheeler.
18 wheelers are driven to shop and then dis-mantle and shipped over seas. Diesel are cypher from the dis-mantle trucks. CASH ONLY..
- Location: NW-HOUSTON
- it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
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The old saying might apply here:
"If it seems to good to be true, it probably is."
I wonder if 'green' means the dyed color of the diesel. AFAIK diesel is dyed 2 colors....
1. Red (cheapest, not sure where it's used or taxed)
2. Blue (off-road, no road tax) and
Clear (on-road, taxed).
BTW: Don't get caught with non-taxed fuel....might loose your rig...big $$ fines.
Not sure I would trust the fuel for being 'clean'....One bad batch of fuel can cause an expensive failure.
They are a dis-assembler so.....I assume they would have a diesel truck or two...or at least have diesel rigs coming and going all the time from their shop.........makes me wonder why they don't burn it in their own rigs.
"If it seems to good to be true, it probably is."
I wonder if 'green' means the dyed color of the diesel. AFAIK diesel is dyed 2 colors....
1. Red (cheapest, not sure where it's used or taxed)
2. Blue (off-road, no road tax) and
Clear (on-road, taxed).
BTW: Don't get caught with non-taxed fuel....might loose your rig...big $$ fines.
Not sure I would trust the fuel for being 'clean'....One bad batch of fuel can cause an expensive failure.
They are a dis-assembler so.....I assume they would have a diesel truck or two...or at least have diesel rigs coming and going all the time from their shop.........makes me wonder why they don't burn it in their own rigs.
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From: Thomasville, GA
The old saying might apply here:
"If it seems to good to be true, it probably is."
I wonder if 'green' means the dyed color of the diesel. AFAIK diesel is dyed 2 colors....
1. Red (cheapest, not sure where it's used or taxed)
2. Blue (off-road, no road tax) and
Clear (on-road, taxed).
BTW: Don't get caught with non-taxed fuel....might loose your rig...big $$ fines.
Not sure I would trust the fuel for being 'clean'....One bad batch of fuel can cause an expensive failure.
They are a dis-assembler so.....I assume they would have a diesel truck or two...or at least have diesel rigs coming and going all the time from their shop.........makes me wonder why they don't burn it in their own rigs.
"If it seems to good to be true, it probably is."
I wonder if 'green' means the dyed color of the diesel. AFAIK diesel is dyed 2 colors....
1. Red (cheapest, not sure where it's used or taxed)
2. Blue (off-road, no road tax) and
Clear (on-road, taxed).
BTW: Don't get caught with non-taxed fuel....might loose your rig...big $$ fines.
Not sure I would trust the fuel for being 'clean'....One bad batch of fuel can cause an expensive failure.
They are a dis-assembler so.....I assume they would have a diesel truck or two...or at least have diesel rigs coming and going all the time from their shop.........makes me wonder why they don't burn it in their own rigs.
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