Well I stopped at Nampa, ID last Sunday and to my surprise they had Mogas at the FBO. Nice. They also have a working hose reel to air up the tires. Oh and the sticky buns in the restaurant are also good.

Tim

Hey Buddy
Sounds like you hit the trifecta
Take care
Gary

Wow that must be new, never noticed it before. With all the experimentals and rotax's there I'll bet it will be well used.

Payette has Mogas also. And I here Jerome does to, gota love Idaho.

A couple airports around Puget Sound have mogas- Arlington & Oak Harbor. They both have cut-rate 100LL at around $5, unfortunately the mogas is only about 30 cents cheaper. Don't know for sure but assume 92 octane. I been getting my 87 octane E0 mogas at a Cenex / Co-op about 4 miles from the airport, it was down below $3 for a long time but is up to about $3.36. (for comparison, 87 octane E10 is about $3 at QFC).