Missing Petrol stations

[BeardyMan]

(29 May 2013, 14:12)Sunna Wrote: ill say yes , but we were never told what was or was not ok , no examples of id were showen .
n h s id you could work in the kitchens or be a doc , people in hospital still need to be fed.
so yes show it , if you get turned away try somewhere else

Wunderbar!

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So, come the next fuel strike, BeardyMan branded Petrol & Diesel for the low low low price of £5 a litre


Although it'll probably be the standard price in a year or two anyway

[Steve]

(29 May 2013, 13:08)BeardyMan Wrote: In Southampton I spotted a 4x4 transit. Heavily modified, sat on 33's, big bull bar at the front with winch, bright green. Dunno if this was a ground up build, or if you could get a 4x4 transit originally? That'd be ideal (minus the bright green paint)

The 4X4 Transit was a factory option, used to be popular with motocross racers.

My rangerover has a 100 litre tank - and it needs it. Not a vehicle to bug out in, the fuel economy is terrible. It will pull the tarmac off the road though.

[bigpaul]

(29 May 2013, 14:16)BeardyMan Wrote:

(29 May 2013, 14:12)Sunna Wrote: ill say yes , but we were never told what was or was not ok , no examples of id were showen .
n h s id you could work in the kitchens or be a doc , people in hospital still need to be fed.
so yes show it , if you get turned away try somewhere else

Wunderbar!

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So, come the next fuel strike, BeardyMan branded Petrol & Diesel for the low low low price of £5 a litre


Although it'll probably be the standard price in a year or two anyway

last fuel strike I had a full tank-I ALWAYS top up when half full- so stayed home, only made essential journeys.