High Mileage (1 Viewer)

[p0pe]

I know this doesn't qualify but almost 100k on my 2010 4runner. Really would like to get to 3-400k out of her.

 

[Dago]

it's the amount of miles accumulated on a car driving mostly to and from election centers to determine ad valorem applications

your post caused my sarcasm detector to explode. you owe me a new one

currently I have a 2016 Genesis with 27k miles. I don't get to keep vehicles very long because people like to ram their cars into me

 

[Yatman]

...82,000 on a 2002 Accord.

A creampuff.

I'm at 248k on a 1998 Accord. V6 still runs like a sewing machine.

 

[Hoodoo]

your post caused my sarcasm detector to explode. you owe me a new one

currently I have a 2016 Genesis with 27k miles. I don't get to keep vehicles very long because people like to ram their cars into me

If you can ever get one up over 200k they become virtually unhittable.

 

[Joe OKC]

Still driving...

1991 Jeep Cherokee. 260,000

 

[LonghornSaint]

I had a used '79 datsun B210. It had a well over 200k when i finally got rid of it. A buddy of mine in high school had it before before me, and it briefly had a nitrous system, beefed up suspension, and high performance exhaust (all his doing). Was a lot of fun to drive. Carburater float was problematic - the car tended to die while pulling a hard left turn, I'd glide through and pop the clutch on the exit, and keep driving. We rebuilt that carb many times but never could solve the problem.

 

[Dago]

If you can ever get one up over 200k they become virtually unhittable.

does that work if I buy one that has 200k? or do I have to put the work in myself?

 

[Hoodoo]

does that work if I buy one that has 200k? or do I have to put the work in myself?

Nope, you have to get it to a point to where you're hoping someone else finally puts it to rest. That takes years of hard work, greasy hands & vanishing dollars.

 

[livefromDC]

Solid

Thank you. I was very proud of that one.

 

[Dago]

Nope, you have to get it to a point to where you're hoping someone else finally puts it to rest. That takes years of hard work, greasy hands & vanishing dollars.

the insidious shadow organization that has targeted me for death by auto accident will never let that happen

 

[Hoodoo]

I had a used '79 datsun B210. It had a well over 200k when i finally got rid of it. A buddy of mine in high school had it before before me, and it briefly had a nitrous system, beefed up suspension, and high performance exhaust (all his doing). Was a lot of fun to drive. Carburater float was problematic - the car tended to die while pulling a hard left turn, I'd glide through and pop the clutch on the exit, and keep driving. We rebuilt that carb many times but never could solve the problem.

I used to have a '81 Datsun MVP King Cab & loved that little truck. My freshman year in college, I was on my way to school and some idiot hot-dogging his girlfriend's Camaro in order to impress his friends t-boned me. Still the worst accident I've ever been in. The two jump seats in the back were touching each other. Had he hit just a second sooner, my wife-to-be probably wouldn't have survived it.

I eventually replaced that truck with an '89 Hardbody. Another great little truck with over 200k miles that I sold to a friend when I needed back seats for the baby on the way. That truck would probably still be kicking had Katrina not laid a house on top of it.