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Main => Everything Else => Topic started by: Buddabing on September 24, 2006, 11:48:20 am
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Hopefully it will last for many more years. Bonus points for whoever guesses the make and model from this picture and double bonus points for the year.
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That's nothing. I have 411,000 miles on my Datsun 510 and it's still running.
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I have 532,000 km on my 94' accord. Never had major work on it.
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yep, honda. I'd know them gauges anywhere.
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That's clearly a Yugo, and it'd explain his joy. He's had it for 20 years....can't drive those things more'n 5000 miles a year
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Here's an odometer pic I took a few years back from our 1990 Honda Accord.
The odometer shows 123456.7 miles :D
Got rid of the car last year with 150K + on it.
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I remember driving my very storied Plymouth Sundance and watching the odometer hit 100,000 miles. I looked out the window to see something that I would remember for this momentous occasion. Watching all those ODO wheels turn!!! No kidding: I was driving in Western Washington and less than .1 miles later I passed a Port-A-Potty sitting for some reason in the woods. I couldn't take my eyes off it, and figured it didn't bode well for my car.
A few months later my car blew a head gasket. Now I'll never forget it.
Now I've got a BMW with 160K miles, a BMW with 104K miles, and a 1987 Toyota Tercel Wagon with 93K miles.
The Toyota just got smogged two weeks ago and had almost -no- emmissions. Same for the other two.
I hope I never need a new car.
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As if on cue, the "check engine" light came on today..... :hissy:
When you drive 9-10k miles per year, 100k is pretty significant.
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Hopefully it will last for many more years. Bonus points for whoever guesses the make and model from this picture and double bonus points for the year.
Honda Prelude. 1991?
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I should be hitting 300K on my 1994 C1500 in the next month or so here. Had to drop an engine and tranny in at 270K, but for a V6, I'm not going to complain =)
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It is an import, non-Honda, pre-2000.
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1998 Toyota Corolla?
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Just cracked 210,000 on my Geo tracker a few days ago. The only thing I've ever had to replace is the alternator and the starter. Engine still purrs like a kitten.
Getting ready to sell our '89 volvo 740 with about 290,000 miles on it. There is a fault in the mileage/speed wiring that has the speedometer cut out sometimes, so the gauge only shows 285,000. Runs great, but currently out of commision for a timing belt replacement.
"new" car is a '94 Volvo 850 turbo with an ultra low 187,000 miles :laugh2:. It's the baby of the group. Just finished some front end work and tires. Now it's ready to go another 50,000 miles.
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My Civic is at about 105k. The wife's Elantra is probably approaching 15k.