haha Tell you what, I'll sell it to you for half that deliver it in a truck driven by poll dancers. I'd still make a killing. :D:pQuote:
Originally Posted by groucho
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haha Tell you what, I'll sell it to you for half that deliver it in a truck driven by poll dancers. I'd still make a killing. :D:pQuote:
Originally Posted by groucho
Diesel in Karratha, 142.9.......and that's about the cheapest in the area, been there for a couple of months. Prior to that (some months ago) it was 137.9 and sat there for ages. Highest we had that I can remember was over $2.00.Quote:
Originally Posted by groucho
Back to the future
Kulgera 2008 = $2.24
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Edjits Madigan Line tour 2008
Average price for diesel is $127 to $132 in sydney. So the $110 i pay australia wide is still good. Thats not off road or farm prices either.Its what i get on a day to day basis........
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Originally Posted by richard4u2
The banks will have lent all their money to Mercedes owners.
Out with the chainsaw and go the wood gasifier mounted to the spare wheel carrier or to the rock sliders... :D
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Any of the 2 vehicles are better than the Prius :D
Indeed Now that the GFC is starting to subside and the peak oil production has passed. The demand for oil is rising again so the price will be regulated on demand once more. We may well see $180 a barrell in the near future. For the smart companies they should have a fuel levy built into their rates.
But the general public will be at the mercy of the bowser......
I'm assuming you mean $1.27 to $1.32.;) There is a big difference, which is what a previous poster was alluding to.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by groucho
Unless of course you referring to a per barrel price.