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Craigslist Find of the Day: Eleven gallons of diesel fuel

by Jeremy Korzeniewski (RSS feed) on Jun 26th 2008 at 8:17PM


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Considering how costly diesel fuel has become, there's literally no good reason to let any go to waste, right? That being the case, we were happy to see the conservation efforts of one man in the San Francisco Bay area, who has just placed eleven gallons of diesel fuel for a reduced rate on Craigslist.org. Why? Well, when his older diesel-powered Suburban's tranny went south, he had fuel left over in a few containers he kept in the back. Since he won't be driving that vehicle any longer, he has no need for the oily stuff. Why not let it go for a little extra cash? So, if anybody near South San Jose has a need for some discounted diesel fuel, check out the original ad here. Tell him AutoblogGreen sent you... just kidding. Thanks for the top, Soo!

[Source: Craigslist.org]

Filed under: Diesel, Green Daily, USA

Tags: craigslist diesel, CraigslistDiesel, diesel, diesel fuel, diesel price, diesel prices, DieselFuel, DieselPrice, DieselPrices

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