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OK, I'm finally gonna go fish after a long while. (yes I've been running the motor)
Drained the old gas out of the tank and need to find the good stuff.
Where in town can I find non-e ?

Thnaks!

Not sure where you live, but the Shell (I think) on Tennessee St across from Whataburger and near the gate station advertise having marine gas.

no hassle there at the Shell to get the boat gas either. My prefered location to get it when I can.

You can use this site for any state. It used to be pretty accurate. I haven't checked it lately. Hopefully it still is. I am noticing in south GA there are beginning to be more stations carrying it.

http://pure-gas.org/

1- BP at the corner of Lafayette and Magnolia,
2- Behind the Shell Station at the corner of Woodville Hwy and Capital circle.
3- Pure Station of on Lake Bradford Road; and
4- Robert Thomas Store on Woodville Hwy

Gulf Coast lumber in Woodville!

I've always topped off at gulf coast. It sure is convenient when going to st. marks. I usually fill up on the way back in, so as to keep the tank full 1. to prevent moisture from condensing(however scientific that is, the internets said it was a good idea), and 2. to have a 23 gallon reserve in case of emergencies.

bman wrote:Gulf Coast lumber in Woodville!

Thanks guys....87 oct. @ 3.99 per gal.

GC-Just wondering. Isnt it 89? Most always it seems marine gas is labeled 89 octane. Don't know for sure.

I'm pretty sure it's 87, but I'll check.

bman wrote:Gulf Coast lumber in Woodville!

I'll second that!!!! Plenty of room to position the boat and truck. Quick in and out and right on the way to St. Marks.

I found it on the eastside at Maxwell's grocery - 90 and Crump Rd. $4.09 / gal. Fair access.

RodBow wrote:I found it on the eastside at Maxwell's grocery - 90 and Crump Rd. $4.09 / gal. Fair access.

That's expensive for right now! Lanark market is at 3.87 for our non E!

I am pretty sure you can only get eth-free in 87 Octane in Tally. Shields probably has 89 octane for a premium price