Looking for AV gas at the pump in Phoenix/Mesa

[Kurtis500]

I'm looking for a place that sells high octane at the pump in central Phx to east mesa. I need just a little more than the 91 octane, especially when its hot outside. I'm looking for a place similar to the gas stations in Parker that offer higher octane at the pump. I know King Balancing has racing gas at the pump, but thats on the west side.

[Trailer Park Casanova]

Deer Valley Airport sells it at a fixed dispensing pump.
Mobil at 44th and Chandler
76 station at 56th and Bell
Trick is dark colored and is excellent.
76 is Sunocco race gas (aka windex), is lite blue in color and burns excellent too.

[Jordy]

I believe that the East Side jet boat fags, I mean crew, still get all their av gas at Falcon Field. You might check with 396 as he's the ring leader out there. :D :D :D
I used to go to Scottsdale airport and get av from Corporate Jets. I believe you can get it at Chandler airport as well.
There is a gas station (I'm thinking Mobil) on the NWC of Union Hills and Cave Creek that sells it out of the pump as well. Right across Cave Creek from Candy Store. Almost forgot about that one.

[AZJD]

I believe that the East Side jet boat fags, I mean crew, still get all their av gas at Falcon Field. You might check with 396 as he's the ring leader out there. :D :D :D
I used to go to Scottsdale airport and get av from Corporate Jets. I believe you can get it at Chandler airport as well.
There is a gas station (I'm thinking Mobil) on the NWC of Union Hills and Cave Creek that sells it out of the pump as well. Right across Cave Creek from Candy Store. Almost forgot about that one.
I thought there was a gas station on the res. out off B line and the road to the casino that sold it. SWC if i'm not mistaken.

[Riverdog1]

Deer Valley Airport sells it at a fixed dispensing pump.
Mobil at 44th and Chandler
76 station at 56th and Bell
Trick is dark colored and is excellent.
76 is Sunocco race gas (aka windex), is lite blue in color and burns excellent too.
Do you know of anyone that sells 110 leaded???

[squirt'nmyload]

Do you know of anyone that sells 110 leaded???
love's off of i-10 near firebird has sunoco 110 at the pump.

[squirt'nmyload]

I believe that the East Side jet boat fags, I mean crew, still get all their av gas at Falcon Field. You might check with 396 as he's the ring leader out there. :D :D :D
this fag gets his 100ll at falcon field :D :D ...you will see the chevron sign in the parking lot. just drive on the road next to the tower and out onto the tarmac and you will see the pumps. they are self serve....or get race fuel at love's by firebird

[tx-19]

Do you know of anyone that sells 110 leaded???
speedworld sells it on friday and saturday nights.grand and happyvalley

[Kurtis500]

Thanks guys. Anybody know the prices?

[squirt'nmyload]

Thanks guys. Anybody know the prices?
a month ago 110 at loves i wanna say it was around $6.00, i didn't really look at cost i just got 10 gallons..... and 2 weeks ago 100LL at falcon field was $4.05...i heard it's $4.07 now....oh and i don't recommend squeezing the pump all the way at the airport, that thing will pump out 5 gallons in about 5 seconds, you'll have a geyser to deal with (don't ask how i know) :D :D

[Classic Daycruiser]

I'm not sure how this is going to effect price, but it looks like the price is going up another dime:mad:
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SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE INCHES S.1300 CLOSER TO HOUSE BILL
September 26, 2007 - The day after the U.S. House of Representatives soundly passed its GA-friendly HR 2881 FAA reauthorization bill last week, the Senate Finance Committee approved a version of S. 1300 that mirrors the excise tax increases included in the House bill. (Avgas from 19.3 cents to 24.1 cents per gallon, 21.8 to 35.9 cents per gallon for non-commercial jet fuel, and maintaining the 4.3 cent-per-gallon tax on commercial airliner jet fuel).
Unfortunately the bill still includes the $25 user fee on IFR flight plans for all turbine-powered aircraft. Many observers, however, feel an expected amendment to do away with the user fee has a good chance of passing when S. 1300 is debated on the Senate floor, bringing the bill into conformity with the House bill. During his visit to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh last summer, Senator James Inhofe (R-Okla.) said that he planned to offer such an amendment. A similar motion was narrowly defeated in the Senate Commerce Committee earlier this year.
If an amendment to remove the user fee is not successful, the funding is otherwise in harmony for both bills increasing the chances that it would be removed in conference.
One potential deal breaker is the threat of a presidential veto, according to the White House, over a provision included in the House version to reopen contract negotiations between the air traffic controllers union and the FAA.
“We’re pleased with the direction this is going,” said Earl Lawrence, EAA vice president of industry and regulatory affairs. “Congress has recognized that there is no need to develop user fees, and the accompanying bureaucracy to support them, if the shared goal is building NextGen and the modernization of our ATC system. Despite the massive efforts of the airline lobby, the grassroots efforts of pilots and their associations throughout the country are clearly working.”
S. 1300 may not be considered by the full Senate until after the October 8-12 Columbus Day recess, requiring both chambers to pass short-term extensions to allow the FAA to operate under the current legislation after the September 30, 2007, deadline.
It’s not over, so keep making your calls, sending letters, e-mails and faxes in support of HB 2881 and removal of the $25 user fee in S. 1300!

[Jordy]

Thanks guys. Anybody know the prices?
http://www.airnav.com/fuel/local.html