Warp Daddy
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NO so Mondy -- it was the DRIVING FORCE of "planned obsolescence" that killed that tire and ANY further development
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NO so Mondy -- it was the DRIVING FORCE of "planned obsolescence" that killed that tire and ANY further development
Actually, I'm not arguing that point. All I'm saying is traction would've been crap, because you would've needed to use a pretty hard rubber. Especially in the 60s.
Oh, and there are tires with a 80K mile warranty. Change 'em once over the life of the vehicle. To me, it's about equivalent.
$4.29 /gallon - today
$4.29 /gallon - today
Is NY super expensive? I saw prices from 3.81 to 3.89 today.
Is NY super expensive? I saw prices from 3.81 to 3.89 today.
I filled up in Haverhill, MA on the way out to the Berkshires for $3.81, it was $3.89 filling up today on the way back.
I think I'm going to frame my receipt from the last time I fill up under $4 and show it to my future children :lol:
There are more taxes..gas and sales taxes in NY than other places,...I think sales tax is 8-9% in the Empire State.
I wonder when we'll start seeing use/demand go down nationally. Currently in Maine consumers have purchased 3% less gasoline year to date than last year. I bet the real percentage is less though as I'm guessing more residents near the NH border are filling up out of state when they can. I'm fortunate enough to be on the road for work and I NEVER buy gas in state; always NH or MA.
There are more taxes..gas and sales taxes in NY than other places,...I think sales tax is 8-9% in the Empire State.
Thanks Doc for digging that info out : that's one fugly set of data
Sign of the times- went to fill up at the Hess in Brighton, payed with the debit card- the pump stopped at $50 and wouldn't go further. Not sure if that's a normal limit or not, since I've never had to buy that much gass before. Thank God we only fill up about every 2 weeks.