I remember it being 87 cents when I got my license, not all that long ago early 90's. When I was a kid we had an old gas pump at my dad's shop that only went up to $5.00. I remember asking him why, and being told that when he was younger there was no way to put five bucks worth of gas in anything.

Hahaha! I love the short shorts!! Hahaha..........:lolhit:

And NO Dulley O hell!!! couldnt resist.

If your engine goes cliicks, take it to Ticks. :coolcowboy:

Watched Smokey and the Bandit the other day and in one of the chase scenes he drives pas a diesel sign and it says 47.9cents.

There was a short period when I was on travel for the Navy in 98/99 that I saw gas for 68-cents a gallon in NJ. I wanted to slit my tank, fill it and my trunk up when I saw that! Growing up in the Pacific Northwest, I never saw it over $1.20 or so for 20+ years. Everything was good until the 2000's....

Fond memories....... Now I know why it was acceptable for my old 1983 340 Sea Ray Sedan Bridge to guzzle 30-35 gallons an hour at cruise..... (twin old school 454's)

ahh,the good ole days,,,,,,when gas was gas,and cheap,and men diddnt mind how much gas they burned in there boats.

You were Defiantly rocking the 80s look. You look like a villain on Miami vice :lolhit:

And you could get as many speeding tickets as you wanted as long as you just paid them. :bsflag:

Beat me to it:)