Whats diesel prices doing in your area?
Was noticing this week that diesel is getting to be lower priced than regular gas around Seattle again (Under $3.00 WAHOO!). So what is going on around the country with your prices?
And the other thing I was thinking – are the oil companies getting rid of their higher sulfur content diesel and that’s why the price is (temporarily) depressed? If so I’m gonna stock up on 50 gallon drums and put some away. |
Fairbanks, Alaska, $2.83 per gal. in the three weeks I have been here. Has been cheaper than the lowest priced gas during that time also. I have heard it is dropping elswhere but has not moved here.
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Originally Posted by Markadeck
Fairbanks, Alaska, $2.83 per gal. in the three weeks I have been here. Has been cheaper than the lowest priced gas during that time also. I have heard it is dropping elswhere but has not moved here.
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$2.79 on Eastern Shore of Maryland. Hasn't moved in 2 months. We're the last to get anything good. LOL
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When I first came up here in 1971 fuel here was about double what it was at the time in the lower 48. But now that we have our own refinery it has brought the prices down to something a little more reasonable. Any tree huggers members here? There certainly is a lesson to be learned from this, Such as drilling offshore, ANWAR, and elsewhere. China is going to drill off of our coast of Florida, but the whacko's in the fringe left block us. Does this make sense to anyone?
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Does anything in politics ever make any sense? (ever??)
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I certainly have a reply to that also, but I have already drifted this thread off of its intended course. Sorry.
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In my small town it has been $3.19 for almost 3 months.http://campaigns.ford-trucks.net/for...cons/icon6.gif The sad part about this is if I drive 50 miles to the city north of me fuel is $2.97 The ironic thing about that is ours is a trucking community, population of about 3,000 and over 400 trucks in our town. Mostly logging truck and chip trucks. One would think with the kind of amount of fuel being used here prices would be more competitive. That is one reason I sold my trucks- $4,000 to $5,000 for fuel per month didn't leave much left to cover other expenses.
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Actually gone up here in South Texas....$2.79
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Pbr -
Denver is also a large trucking hub - lots of OTR trucks stop here as a central location. I wonder if that's why fuel is more expensive here, in addition to where you live. You would think fuel would be more affordable...but perhaps they charge the increase because of the demand??? |
Originally Posted by Smokin'
Pbr -
Denver is also a large trucking hub - lots of OTR trucks stop here as a central location. I wonder if that's why fuel is more expensive here, in addition to where you live. You would think fuel would be more affordable...but perhaps they charge the increase because of the demand??? |
Station down the road here in Parker, CO has stayed at $2.89 for several weeks. Regular unleaded at that station has been 10-20 cents cheaper during the same period. I still have the cheaper fuel since the wife has to fill up with premium only. However we're currently looking for a little econo car to cut down on the miles we're putting on the nicer vehicles. Ugggg, I hate driving 4 bangers.....
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Originally Posted by Pocket
However we're currently looking for a little econo car to cut down on the miles we're putting on the nicer vehicles. Ugggg, I hate driving 4 bangers.....
...but..probably a wise idea!!! |
So Cal diesel prices have come down to $3.35 a gal in my town.
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Yep here in Colorado Springs it runs an average of $2.97 which is still more expensive than regular gas. That's what I like... consistancy :mad:
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