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by **supporttheunderdog** » Fri Jan 04, 2013 7:02 am

I suggest that if anyone sees an open F/S that they post details here:

BTW I Just wonder hwo many people reasonably close to the Green LIne will pop-over to the illegal rgime side and fill-up. Could be an increasingly popular option in any event as duty and VAT have gone up on fuel, raisng the price by 7 or 8 cents and aperantly the total price differential could be as much as 15 cents a litre,

by **cyprusgrump** » Fri Jan 04, 2013 8:05 am

supporttheunderdog wrote:I suggest that if anyone sees an open F/S that they post details here:

BTW I Just wonder hwo many people reasonably close to the Green LIne will pop-over to the illegal rgime side and fill-up. Could be an increasingly popular option in any event as duty and VAT have gone up on fuel, raisng the price by 7 or 8 cents and aperantly the total price differential could be as much as 15 cents a litre,

They have discovered in the UK that once the fuel duty reaches the ridiculous levels it is at now (~60%), there are a number of increasingly popular options available to motorists - especially those driving diesel vehicles...

I wonder if the increased fuel revenue will match the increased cost of trying to catch motorists that haven't paid the full duty?

by **kurupetos** » Fri Jan 04, 2013 4:03 pm

cyprusgrump wrote:
supporttheunderdog wrote:I suggest that if anyone sees an open F/S that they post details here:

BTW I Just wonder hwo many people reasonably close to the Green LIne will pop-over to the illegal rgime side and fill-up. Could be an increasingly popular option in any event as duty and VAT have gone up on fuel, raisng the price by 7 or 8 cents and aperantly the total price differential could be as much as 15 cents a litre,

They have discovered in the UK that once the fuel duty reaches the ridiculous levels it is at now (~60%), there are a number of increasingly popular options available to motorists - especially those driving diesel vehicles...

I wonder if the increased fuel revenue will match the increased cost of trying to catch motorists that haven't paid the full duty?

Your only option is a solar-driven car. :shock:

by **supporttheunderdog** » Fri Jan 04, 2013 4:50 pm

kurupetos wrote:
cyprusgrump wrote:
supporttheunderdog wrote:I suggest that if anyone sees an open F/S that they post details here:

BTW I Just wonder hwo many people reasonably close to the Green LIne will pop-over to the illegal rgime side and fill-up. Could be an increasingly popular option in any event as duty and VAT have gone up on fuel, raisng the price by 7 or 8 cents and aperantly the total price differential could be as much as 15 cents a litre,

They have discovered in the UK that once the fuel duty reaches the ridiculous levels it is at now (~60%), there are a number of increasingly popular options available to motorists - especially those driving diesel vehicles...

I wonder if the increased fuel revenue will match the increased cost of trying to catch motorists that haven't paid the full duty?

Your only option is a solar-driven car.

No where can I get Methanol and sodium Hydroxide?

by **bill cobbett** » Fri Jan 04, 2013 5:34 pm

supporttheunderdog wrote:
kurupetos wrote:
cyprusgrump wrote:
supporttheunderdog wrote:I suggest that if anyone sees an open F/S that they post details here:

BTW I Just wonder hwo many people reasonably close to the Green LIne will pop-over to the illegal rgime side and fill-up. Could be an increasingly popular option in any event as duty and VAT have gone up on fuel, raisng the price by 7 or 8 cents and aperantly the total price differential could be as much as 15 cents a litre,

They have discovered in the UK that once the fuel duty reaches the ridiculous levels it is at now (~60%), there are a number of increasingly popular options available to motorists - especially those driving diesel vehicles...

I wonder if the increased fuel revenue will match the increased cost of trying to catch motorists that haven't paid the full duty?

Your only option is a solar-driven car.

No where can I get Methanol and sodium Hydroxide?

Olive oil for diesels...???

by **kurupetos** » Fri Jan 04, 2013 6:13 pm

No, just use PV panels. Hopefully you don't need to drive faster than 0.1 km/hour. :mrgreen:

by **cyprusgrump** » Fri Jan 04, 2013 6:27 pm

bill cobbett wrote:
supporttheunderdog wrote:
kurupetos wrote:
cyprusgrump wrote:
supporttheunderdog wrote:I suggest that if anyone sees an open F/S that they post details here:

BTW I Just wonder hwo many people reasonably close to the Green LIne will pop-over to the illegal rgime side and fill-up. Could be an increasingly popular option in any event as duty and VAT have gone up on fuel, raisng the price by 7 or 8 cents and aperantly the total price differential could be as much as 15 cents a litre,

They have discovered in the UK that once the fuel duty reaches the ridiculous levels it is at now (~60%), there are a number of increasingly popular options available to motorists - especially those driving diesel vehicles...

I wonder if the increased fuel revenue will match the increased cost of trying to catch motorists that haven't paid the full duty?

Your only option is a solar-driven car.

No where can I get Methanol and sodium Hydroxide?

Olive oil for diesels...???

I noticed that you can now buy cooking oil at the supermarket now for less than diesel at the pumps.... :wink:

I wonder how many people are having *koff* heating diesel delivered to their houses that haven't bought it before...

by **supporttheunderdog** » Sat Jan 05, 2013 6:55 am

the price of converting cooking oil to a useable fuel is as low as about 8 p a litre plus the cost of the oil....a chippy can be good supply source for cheap used oils, provided filtered for BCB's.