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10-21-2014, 01:08 PM
(10-21-2014, 12:06 PM)jfergus7 Wrote: Hope prices stay low for another day or two. Down in Buffalo Grove but gonna head up to my cottage either tomorrow or Thursday and think I can time my fuel for a full tank fill up across the boarder.
You shouldn't have problem finding gas at $3 or less. From what I've been hearing gas may still go down further unless production is cut down. I live in Chicago
on the far NW side, I usually drive to Lake or DuPage County to buy gas, it's usually .50 a gallon less than in Chicago, At least once a month I'm at my brothers place in Kenosha and do my grocery shopping up there, gas is usually a buck a gallon less at Woodmans than here. Unless it's for a cup of coffee, I never shop in Chicago. I won't give Chicago my taxes. I try to buy anything I can out of Cook County too.
(10-21-2014, 12:06 PM)jfergus7 Wrote: Hope prices stay low for another day or two. Down in Buffalo Grove but gonna head up to my cottage either tomorrow or Thursday and think I can time my fuel for a full tank fill up across the boarder.
You shouldn't have problem finding gas at $3 or less. From what I've been hearing gas may still go down further unless production is cut down. I live in Chicago on the far NW side, I usually drive to Lake or DuPage County to buy gas, it's usually .50 a gallon less than in Chicago, At least once a month I'm at my brothers place in Kenosha and do my grocery shopping up there, gas is usually a buck a gallon less at Woodmans than here. Unless it's for a cup of coffee, I never shop in Chicago. I won't give Chicago my taxes. I try to buy anything I can out of Cook County too.
You shouldn't have problem finding gas at $3 or less. From what I've been hearing gas may still go down further unless production is cut down. I live in Chicago
on the far NW side, I usually drive to Lake or DuPage County to buy gas, it's usually .50 a gallon less than in Chicago, At least once a month I'm at my brothers place in Kenosha and do my grocery shopping up there, gas is usually a buck a gallon less at Woodmans than here. Unless it's for a cup of coffee, I never shop in Chicago. I won't give Chicago my taxes. I try to buy anything I can out of Cook County too.