[Shotimes] slow day

[Jeremy]

Here in Omaha, NE, 95%+ of the stations serve 87, 89/90, and 91.  All of the 89/90 octane I've seen is 10% alchy, while 87 and 91 are void of the stuff.  The only station to widely carry any premium over 91 is Amoco at 92.  A few small shops carry some real high test stuff, but it's pricey.
 
Jeremy
 

Donald Mallinson <dmall@mwonline.net> wrote:
FYI, in the Peoria area, where we have a plant that produces 
it, not anywhere near all stations offer alcohol. IT is law 
that the pump inform when alcohol is in the fuel, and very 
few of the stations around here have it. The lowest 
off-brand stations do usually offer it, but the name brand 
stations, Amoco (BP), Shell, Mobile do not.

10% is the formulation, and I have never seen the E-85 in 
Illinois. (Isn't that 15% alchol, and 85% gas?)