Flay Crosswell
Cumming, Ga
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We are leaving monday enroute to Dallas on I-20.Any comments on diesel availability due to the storm?Thanks
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Ivylog
Blairsville, Ga. USA
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You should be able to go the 790 miles in your Phaeton without getting fuel. The last time this happened you had to go 3/4 mile from the exit to find fuel.
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trop-a-cal
Palm Coast Fl
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You will run into bad weather if Ike has not moved north of I-20.
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chastho
arkansas
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The Flying Js at Pearl,MS and Dallas have fuel today according to their web site.
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mgh122
PA
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I would stop every 100 miles and top off as I approached the storm area. JMO
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Texlawdawg718
Longview, Texas
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I am in East Texas, storm came through, debris on the road, but we are in good shape as far as fuel goes. We are about 120 miles East of Dallas / Fort Worth. Enjoy the ride, come back anytime!
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tatest
Oklahoma
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trop-a-cal wrote:You will run into bad weather if Ike has not moved north of I-20.
Ike is north of I-40 now, north central Arkansas on his way to southeastern Missouri, and southern Illinois, still drying out from the Spring rains.
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