just testing...

Hey "Key, Hope your day is going as well as mine. Its been pretty nice heer in central Ohio lately. Been riding my motorcycle as much as possible trying to save gas.... it is running about 2.70 around here and we are lower than most of the country. Wayne

good to see there is life out there :-) thanks, having a great day here too. went for a bike ride yesterday. beautiful day / high 82. we are around 2.75 for regular.

2.95 / premium for the bike..

g'day to ya wayne

Looking good there Key-LOL.

2.80-2.90 here in north central Indiana.

A little wet for bike riding-It's coming your way, Wayne-LOL

Later, goma.

heard one from local Ford Dealer.. they lost 1 key for a new Fusion..

$200 list.

similar to the Chrysler-remote as well as chip in key head. they were NOT happy.. had to order 20 blanks minimum... --Shiva--

I was out of the house for about 11 hours yesterday. Put about 60 miles on the truck, and abou 100 miles on the panel van (which gets about 10 mpg). I'm going to need a defibrilator to get me going after the pump shock.

About $28 for the van, just for yesterday. And I've got to gas up my other car, next. Wish me luck. I drove the van some more today, and so that's going to be more fuel.

Ouch..... ours keeps going up and down about 20 up and 5 down....lol

GAS WAR... You loose!

we all done lost :-)

Yeah, every time Mobil fires a shot by raising the price 3 cents, Exxon fires back by raising the price by 5 cents. We lost.

Especially since Exxon and Mobil are the same company.

This is an interesting way I heard about fighting gas prices. Instead of a boycott for a day like everyone tried a while ago which was pretty much meaningless, try boycotting the top 3 companies forever, or until they lower their prices. If its Exxon, Mobil and Cheveron, don't buy from them. Tell your friends and youre family dont buy from them find other gas stations because once the big three feel the hit they are going to have to start dropping prices and once their prices fall then the other companies are going to have to follow suit or fail too.

funny thing.. SUDDENLY here last few days, gas is coming down.. was 2.49 this evening.. was 2.69 couple weeks back..

another way i heard was NOT fill it, but get $10-15 instead..just get more often..some strange logic suggested they would not empty their tanks so fast and not be able to resupply so often..

--Shiva--

Billy,

No way could you possably buy a 76 Pontiac Grand Am for $14,000. They didn't make them in 76.

I didn't see a Grand Am listed on NADA for 76 and as far as I know it wasn't in production yet so I punched in a Grand Prix and for the hell of it threw in AC and the 455 engine and the Original MSRP was 4798. Not exactly 14K+ but if you have a source that says GM made a grand am in 76 and sold it for 14K I'm open to looking at it. The MSRP for a base 2007 New Grand Prix is 21,560. The comparison is a 76 2 door to a 2007 4 door because the 4 dr wasn't available in 76 and the 2 dr wasn't available in

06 or 07 but you get the idea. So you can see when you use actual numbers the analagy doesn't look so bad.