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Originally Posted by 27daytona
(Post 4242071)
Chad, You always refer to the 12 month boating season in California. I did the Pittsburg to San Francisco run with Rick Bowling in his Gone Again Talon last saturday. It was a nice ride but only because it has a canopy. My boat would have been a cold ride. Southern Caifornia maybe, northern, not so much. The 3 dollars for premium made for a $450 dollar burger rather than a $750 burger at $5 gas. Should be a great summer. Doug
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NJ 1.97 reg
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Originally Posted by chris21hope
(Post 4242025)
^^^Agreed. And really, for most of us - what percentage of the yearly boating expenditure is gas? A small amount, compared to maintenance costs, insurance costs, 'oh s**t, I broke...' costs, marina costs, etc.
For many years, I was lucky enough to spend very little money on broken parts. So, gas for the truck and boat was the most expensive part of boating. As someone else said, 1/2 price gas means boating more often and/or traveling further on the boat. Of course that is dependent on what breaks! |
$1.78 regular on land. $3.10 on the water
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Originally Posted by chris302
(Post 4242420)
$1.78 regular on land. $3.10 on the water
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My sister paid $1.62 for regular in Louisina today, premium was $1.82, now that's pretty cheap!
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$1.78 for premium at Krogers in Crawfordsville Indiana
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Why is gas on the water so much more if your getting the same fuel as you are on land ?
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My wife seen on FB one of her friends posted a pic of 1.69 near Cleveland.
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Originally Posted by MichiMike
(Post 4241900)
$2 / gallon premium> If it lasts, that should bring Hi performance boating back to the average persons budget.At 2.00 /gallon I could go every weekend time permitting lol.
Or we could see a resurgence of new boats ordered? |
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