never in my life!!!
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From: Montevideo, MN MWBF '05, '06, '07 WCBF '06 '07 survivor
Originally Posted by Custom88
Gotta love the Bonneville'* non-linear gas gauges. 
I remember our 95 SSE could get around 350 miles on half a tank on the gas gauge, then only100 miles on the last half before it was out. 
I remember our 95 SSE could get around 350 miles on half a tank on the gas gauge, then only100 miles on the last half before it was out. 
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Originally Posted by Custom88
Gotta love the Bonneville'* non-linear gas gauges. I remember our 95 SSE could get around 350 miles on half a tank on the gas gauge, then only100 miles on the last half before it was out.
I remember our 95 SSE could get around 350 miles on half a tank on the gas gauge, then only100 miles on the last half before it was out. 
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heres a couple while coming back from SEBF:
SEBF062.jpg
this one I had been doing 90 for about 80 miles:
SEBF067.jpg
SEBF062.jpg
this one I had been doing 90 for about 80 miles:
SEBF067.jpg
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When I was driving Highway to school, I would average about 400-425 a tank[nonreformulated summer gas]. Nowadays, all city driving, 300 to a tank on reformulated Winter gas.
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