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Old 19-02-2011, 13:03   #31
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I use Total Excellum Diesel at stupid pence per litre so makes no odds to me anymore lol...
You use what? never heard of it, but where can i get it.
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Old 19-02-2011, 13:05   #32
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Total garages - its like 135-140 a litre though
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Old 19-02-2011, 14:11   #33
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You use what? never heard of it, but where can i get it.
As Gav says, its Totals equivalent of BP Ultimate or Shells "whateverthefukitisicantremember".....
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Old 21-02-2011, 09:55   #34
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type in your postcode and the site below tells you the cheapest ( and most expensive ) fuel prices in your area .

http://www.petrolprices.com/
according to the home page, the most expensive UK price is £1.46.9 that = £6.68.4 per gallon at 25 mpg's thats 27p per mile
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Old 21-02-2011, 19:39   #35
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i strongly suspect that due to the unrest in the middle east at present , fuel prices will rocket
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Old 21-02-2011, 19:43   #36
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any old excuse, when there is a sudden outbreak of peace, will the price go down?
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Old 21-02-2011, 19:44   #37
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any old excuse, when there is a sudden outbreak of peace, will the price go down?
sudden outbreak of peace ? , omg thats funnier than one of my jokes , but then most things are
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we're hovering around £1.30 a litre here.

saw a bit of good justice yesterday, one of the worst profiteering garage sites in Middlesbrough went bust and after a short spell as a van sales site is now a block of flats
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our local ASDA is holding out at £1.29.9 (£1.30 really) that "point nine" makes me laugh, next time you fill up stop on exactly 2 litres and see what you are really paying

Down Lacroupade's neck of the woods it was as high as £1.38.9 - shocking!
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our local ASDA is holding out at £1.29.9 (£1.30 really) that "point nine" makes me laugh, next time you fill up stop on exactly 2 litres and see what you are really paying

Down Lacroupade's neck of the woods it was as high as £1.38.9 - shocking!
thats why I have two of the feckers parked outside and can't afford to go anywhere.....
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i thought you were an SVO convert?
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Old 21-02-2011, 20:10   #42
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i thought you were an SVO convert?
can't a bloke plead a bit of poverty from time to time? I might have had a cheque in the post!

any road, I tend not to use much in winter - can you imagine the starting problems at -16C which is what we had for about three weeks not long ago?
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can't a bloke plead a bit of poverty from time to time? I might have had a cheque in the post!

any road, I tend not to use much in winter - can you imagine the starting problems at -16C which is what we had for about three weeks not long ago?
that's why i haven't gone much over 50%, i came to Wales and back on about 80% and then I added some diesel just before home.
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sounds perfect; much above 5c-8C and you're OK.
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sounds perfect; much above 5c-8C and you're OK.
this morning at 4 degrees it sounded a bit rough, so ...

i went out in the truck instead
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