New low-price fuel in Jersey

[GJ0KYZ]

I was speaking to one of the new owners of the fuel berth in the New Elizabeth Marina this afternoon. He said that the partnership is committed to low fuel prices. Currently their diesel is 78p a litre and their petrol is 82.9p a litre. This is 16p a litre cheaper than La Collette. They can provide at least 10,000 litres in one filling.

[kerny]

Originally Posted by GJ0KYZ

I was speaking to one of the new owners of the fuel berth in the New Elizabeth Marina this afternoon. He said that the partnership is committed to low fuel prices. Currently their diesel is 78p a litre and their petrol is 82.9p a litre. This is 16p a litre cheaper than La Collette. They can provide at least 10,000 litres in one filling.

Go ahead and rub it in you C.I. guys. Just jealous really.

[telcowilliam]

we cant even get water for that price here

[Erin]

Originally Posted by GJ0KYZ

This is 16p a litre cheaper than La Collette. They can provide at least 10,000 litres in one filling.

Errm, actually 11p less (for petrol anyway)

Still, it's well worth me nipping round the corner to fill up. 3 miles further than Gorey pier, but a staggering £24 less per tank

[GJ0KYZ]

Originally Posted by Erin

Errm, actually 11p less (for petrol anyway):

I thought you said you paid 98p for petrol yesterday. Are you discounting the 4p you get if you have a Rubis card?

[tony t]

Originally Posted by GJ0KYZ

I thought you said you paid 98p for petrol yesterday. Are you discounting the 4p you get if you have a Rubis card?

You should be banned for posting this thread the only garage here for miles is £1.47 for petrol and £1.49.9 diesel the robbing bar stewards

[actions]

Can you post me some please

[Erin]

Originally Posted by GJ0KYZ

I thought you said you paid 98p for petrol yesterday. Are you discounting the 4p you get if you have a Rubis card?

Nup, 92p. But good point about the card, we're down to 7p difference now.

[Jeff Hutcheon]

Originally Posted by tony t

You should be banned for posting this thread the only garage here for miles is £1.47 for petrol and £1.49.9 diesel the robbing bar stewards

I'm still ill from filling the boat last weekend for the Angelsey run.

[GJ0KYZ]

Originally Posted by Erin

Nup, 92p. But good point about the card, we're down to 7p difference now.

That's interesting as last time I bought fuel from La Collette it was 97p; he must have lowered his price in response to the New Elizabeth Marina prices.

[martini]

Just checked, I paid 97p at la collette at the end of march.
Good that there's some competition now, la collette have admitted to me in the past that they keep diesel right down to compete with guernsey but are clawing back their £400k investment through petrol sales instead.

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[Paul Cannell]

400k investment! thats a big petrol tank, are they clawing it all back in one season.

[Erin]

Yep. And all from Martini I should think
Defo said 92 on the pump yesterday

[Paul Cannell]

Mmmm, it does make the diesel powered rib I'm viewing tomorrow look like a good idea!

[Limey Linda]

Huh, petrol 50p a lt. here. Temp. is 80F. 5 knots wind and clear skys.
Sorrry
Beer 50p per 12oz glass.

[GJ0KYZ]

Originally Posted by Paul Cannell

Mmmm, it does make the diesel powered rib I'm viewing tomorrow look like a good idea!

Blimey Paul! You're not hanging up your wetsuit are you?

[martini]

Originally Posted by Erin

Yep. And all from Martini I should think

They're getting their share - £528 for the last fill

Originally Posted by Paul Cannell

Mmmm, it does make the diesel powered rib I'm viewing tomorrow look like a good idea!

Originally Posted by GJ0KYZ

Blimey Paul! You're not hanging up your wetsuit are you?

Bigger is better I always say
I'm currently trying to save pennies for my next ride:

[Erin]

Originally Posted by martini

I'm currently trying to save pennies for my next ride:

Think of it as 100 tank loads of Martini fuel and it begins to look like a bargain. You must have burnt almost that much over the last few years.

[karlT]

Matt,

Really ??

Is Lionheart not a wooden boat that had an epoxy coating or similar??

1400 hrs on the engines ??

Maybe at the right price, which I don't think it is anywhere near but not a boat to be trying to sell again in a few years when you become bored.


As for the fuel, you can negotiate with Fuel 24/7 by phone and they will match Elizabeth marina pricing (both TOTAL) and the man dials in and changes the pump price right before your eyes. The other advantage is no waiting for them sodding one way marina lights and high water !!!

Victoria Fuel may give you 4p / litre discount (if negotiated) plus another 4p from Rubis if you have a card.

[martini]

Originally Posted by karlT

Matt,

Really ??

Is Lionheart not a wooden boat that had an epoxy coating or similar??

1400 hrs on the engines ??

Maybe at the right price, which I don't think it is anywhere near but not a boat to be trying to sell again in a few years when you become bored.

She was built in Guernsey, grp moulded with balsa cored deck. Designed by John Askham, assistant to Peter Thornycroft when he designed the Nelson pilot boats. This is a later reincarnation of the Nelson, designed a few years after he came up with the Weymouths and Humbers. So a good pedigree and a solidly built boat. The hull and superstructure have been Awlgrip'd maybe the epoxy story developed from that.

Also the Perkins have 400 hours, not 1400, fitted 2005 with new shafts and props. I've been in the engine room, you could eat your dinner out of there!

Been on the market for a while and been told I can get it a lot less than the asking, since the owners a £150,000 public servant I'm hoping he'll pity me