[ImJustAnotherOkie]

25 cents per gallon.

[DocJ69]

13 cents in Riverside, Mo. 1967

[scripter]

For me: 49 cents at at Gulf station...before I drove. Used to love those goofy Gulf commercials.

[knarf]

16 years old ... 1964 ... .28 in Boston suburb.

[faithhopecharity]

19 cents with attendant who checked air, battery, tires, and cleaned windows for you

with free Blue Chip stamps
and
a free glass or plate for your dining room

(regular price was 22 cents, this was a ‘gas war’ sale)

[Wiser now]

I remember 19 cents a gallon, AND you got a free glass too! That would have been my high school years.

[Sacajaweau]

NYS....27 cents....when I had the car for my Senior year. Cigarettes were the same price.

[gaijin]

I just read that gas will be going for $1.75, maybe in some months.

NIIIICE...!

[GeronL]

as a kid I specifically remember a sign saying 79 cents a gallon

[ChildOfThe60s]

Lowest price as a driver was 21¢ a gallon during the periodic “gas wars” of the late 60s @ Newell’s Standard on HWY 436 across from the Prairie Lake Drive In.

[lonestar]

$.17 in gas wars...mid-sixties in Houston.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

.24

[taxcontrol]

I can remember my dad complaining about .35 per gallon.

[Jagdgewehr]

When I started driving it was around 55¢.

[HamiltonJay]

I began driving in 87, lowest I can remember things was around 79.9

[BenLurkin]

While outside on the turnpike
They got this new hit tune
Where thrills become as cheap as gas
And gas as cheap as thrills

[ansel12]

At least 17 cents, and I think I read of 14 cent gas wars.

[Ahithophel]

Sunnyvale, CA $.34 / gal., circa 1973

[chalkfarmer]

19 cents (Gas Wars of the 1970s)

[buckalfa]

$0.04.9 in Sharon PA in 1962. Gas war, and you got a set of four tea glasses with a 10 gallon fill up. Currently $1.83 in Upstate SC.