Muddydisco said:First Pint around £1.50's
Diesel p/l was £0.45 when first driving
First wage packet £56
Muddydisco said:Driving in 96 drinking in 97, Its hard to remember prices of beer, mainly cos the goal was to get ****** at that age not watch the money. looking back it was more like 50p a liter I can remember filling my disco for £45 and getting around 400 miles out of a tank great car for a 18yr old to have :)
Muddydisco said:it's a discovery 2.5 tdi dragging around 2 ton of steel and alloy it was never economical Think diesel was cheaper for a while then the goverment found more people had diesel cars so tax went up.
The Audi is the first car that has done over 30 mpg I have owned Bring on the end of days, Clarkson for Prime minister :whistle:
Moley said:Damned if I can remember, but google says a pint of beer in England in 1976 would have been around 32p.
oldstout said:Moley said:Damned if I can remember, but google says a pint of beer in England in 1976 would have been around 32p.
Yip, that'll be about right :thumb: I was paying around 37p for my first two years later
Mind you, I was a little bit under age at the time
ScottM said:oldstout said:Moley said:Damned if I can remember, but google says a pint of beer in England in 1976 would have been around 32p.
Yip, that'll be about right :thumb: I was paying around 37p for my first two years later
Mind you, I was a little bit under age at the time
Didn't realise they had a drinking age back then :whistle:
pittsy said:£1.20 in 2000 where was you drinking ? as far as can remember a pint in 1988 was around £ 1.10critty said:Oh you mean pub wise. :grin:
Erm prices back in 2000 were about £1.20 and 90p on student nights.
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