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May 27, 2014
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Funny you bring this up as I was watching an episode of Mission Impossible last night and there was a driving scene in L.A. Mr Phelps driving a truck following the suspects past a gas station where the price showed 28 cents a gallon for regular. The year this episode was shot was likely between 1967-1969. I still remember the outrage when gas first went over $2 a gallon. If the euphoria and fracking boom continues making natural gas cheaper and me move more toward natural gas. One could predict that gasoline might in the future actually be under $2 again. Who really knows.
Posted by: Woody | May 27, 2014 at 09:11 PM
Except in the 70's we had "Regular" and "Premium", not "Plus" and "Supreme". The last best deal on gas was in Pasco, WA when Arco came in and started a war in 1997. I got regular for $.87/gallon!
Posted by: Dave | May 28, 2014 at 10:15 AM