Full Version: New Sand Rail Gas Guage
Looks pretty accurate for mine 
sandrail gauge? hell thats in most cars today
No doubt.. Im gonna take a sharpie to my clear tube and write the dollar amounts on it..
That is good
Yup,i remember that!
you must have a small tank, took $75 to fill up yesterday, and that was at costco, $2.46/gal for super
That gauge will be obsolete soon......The VP rep called yesterday and basically said that due to the costs of crude they will have major increases in the next 30-45 days
QUOTE(Screamin Ian @ Mar 30 2005, 12:29 PM)
you must have a small tank, took $75 to fill up yesterday, and that was at costco, $2.46/gal for super
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you must have a small tank too
if we would fill up our truck at costco it would be $492 
93 to fill here just to go to G. had to fill up again when we got back for the work week. OUCH!! 
Sometimes I'm glad we got the short bed truck, that 29 gallon tank just doesnt look as bad when you fill it up
QUOTE(Kevin @ Mar 30 2005, 12:40 PM)
sandrail gauge? hell thats in most cars today
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True but my sandrail only has a 10.5 gallon tank
It usually cost me about $260 in gas for the weekend. Motor home, bikes, quads and sand rail.
the day I filled up for one truck, and buggy it was $210, that was to top off the F350 and 60 gals of gas for the buggy for as long as it would last (originally planned to be there 6 days). then add on gas for F550 and trailer, I probably average about $400 round trip for everything.
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