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Old 20 February 2014, 07:53   #1
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Any E-tec owners out there interested in joining an "oil consortium"... drop me a PM if you are, prices could be sub £30 a gallon (thanks Willk) if we are clever about it.

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Old 20 February 2014, 12:21   #2
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Brilliant idea. Shame I just bought a bleeding massive container of it?
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I'm stocked up for the next few years as well.
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You bought a WHOLE gallon at once?!?
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You bought a WHOLE gallon at once?!?
Two actually
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yeah , myself and Hadd just bought and we paid 40 pounds a gallon , and we each took six gallons for that price
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I'm sorted as well just bought a bulk buy just before Christmas it worked out a lot cheaper
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I an still trying to work out the best way to do this, I can get a 55 gallon drum for £1,675 so £30.46 per us gallon. Problem is distribution....

I was thinking of 20 litre containers so aimed more at people that use a fair amount....

Any suggestions would be welcome :-)
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I know nothing about this company - I have a real engine lol 4 stroke Yammie - hides lol

£38 per gallon - looks like could negotiate more if buying more...

http://www.ribstuff.com/shop/xd100-m...-special-copy/
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£38 per gallon - looks like could negotiate more if buying more...

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Yep Ribstuff is run by Quinquari. If I were buying a few gallons that's where I would go.... with shipping on 6 gallons it comes in at about £44.

However the purpose of this thread is to try and get that price down to a more palatable £30....

The main issue is distribution. If anyone can suggest a way of doing this then let me know. I am waiting to confirm prices with UKMAIL and UPS who both carry liquids and more importantly will still insure the packages against damage or loss. Its looking like it will be between £20 and £30 for a 20 litre container. so the price could be as low as £35 per Gallon including the container and shipping.
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Yep Ribstuff is run by Quinquari. If I were buying a few gallons that's where I would go.... with shipping on 6 gallons it comes in at about £44. However the purpose of this thread is to try and get that price down to a more palatable £30.... The main issue is distribution. If anyone can suggest a way of doing this then let me know. I am waiting to confirm prices with UKMAIL and UPS who both carry liquids and more importantly will still insure the packages against damage or loss. Its looking like it will be between £20 and £30 for a 20 litre container. so the price could be as low as £35 per Gallon including the container and shipping.
That's where I ordered my XD100 from Ribstuff with VAT + delivery worked out at about £40 a tub the guy told me he couldn't do it for less than £38 a tub no matter how much I bought I did think about buying the 45gallon drum but didn't work out that much cheaper by the time you've messed about filling containers then sending them off to others I thought £40 was a good price
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That's where I ordered my XD100 from Ribstuff with VAT + delivery worked out at about £40 a tub the guy told me he couldn't do it for less than £38 a tub no matter how much I bought I did think about buying the 45gallon drum but didn't work out that much cheaper by the time you've messed about filling containers then sending them off to others I thought £40 was a good price
+1 but suppose depends how much you use, and how much "spare" cash you want to tie up, how much you value your time messing around, chasing strangers for money - to save few pounds.

Different if everybody was local or you knew everybody ..,

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