Not Y related but just curious as to what fuel prices are in the western US, particularly in California?  Just went above $5+ in Michigan. 

64F100 57FAIRLANE500

$4.39-$4.49 currently for 87 octane in Central Texas (Waco area).  Went up over $0.25 just in the last week.

Lorena, Texas (South of Waco)

cheap.its apporaching 10 bucks for the old imperial gallon in canada.be about 8.50 for us gallon.

I paid $5.68/gal for 87 a few days ago at a Sacramento-area Costco. San Francisco Bay Area scrubron charges $7.00. The most expensive gas in the U.S. is $9.60/gal for 87, $9.90 for 91 at a scrubron station in Mendocino, CA, which is on the coast, about 2 hours north of San Francisco. The price will continue to go up as long as we are willing to pay it. Obviously, most people don't have a choice. 

I just returned early Saturday morning the 4th from a trip to Nevada and Arizona to see both the Grand Canyon and the Hoover Dam. I flew in and out of Las Vegas and had to fill up the rental car just before returning to the airport. I payed $4.69 in Kingman, Arizona on the way out Williams - it was a little cheaper in Williams at $4.58. In Las Vegas however, I payed $5.31 at a Kroger about 5 miles from the airport.

Daniel Jessup

Lancaster, California

aka "The Hot Rod Reverend"
check out the 1955 Ford Fairlane build at www.hotrodreverend.com

its hard to break old hadits.if you got the money you put it in and go.

Unfortunately, a lot of people don't have the money, which means they do without/max out their credit cards. So far, no one has stolen my gas; they would have to come onto my property to do it, but that didn't stop a homeless person from stealing aluminum cans. 

If the government were to cap the price of gas, we would soon see a gas shortage. It's all about supply and demand. I don't plan on going on any joyrides for awhile. 

So Cal Orange County is over $6 every where. I usually buy from Sams now at 5.64 and not “top tier” and long lines but not for my 56. 

56 Vic, B'Ville 200 MPH Club Member, So Cal.

California has to pay a sunshine tax   HaHa  Carl

Too many people, too many cars, and yet growth is encouraged. California's population has tripled since 1955.