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A "Mile(age)stone" was hit today
Category: Puttering Around The House | Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 1:02 am I have never owned a car that hit the 100,000 mile mark. Several years ago we bought a 1978 Mercedes Sedan with well over 200,000 miles but then a Mercedes is supposed to last almost forever. Before we sold it, we had reached at least 250,000 before the odometer quit working and got a Grill Badge from Mercedes Benz. When the transmission went out we decided it was time to buy a new car instead of putting more money into a used one. So January 2nd, 2001 we bought a brand new Mitsubishi Galant just off the delivery truck, it had only 1 mile on it. Today it rolled, clicked actually since it is a digital odometer and not the rolling type, 100,000 miles. We took it out for a drive so we could get these pictures when it happened. Since Randy faithfully changes the oil and filter every 3000 miles, it should last us many more miles.
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i have a 94 toyota truck with 289,000 and a 93 ford prob gt with 185,000miles both run fine. changing the oil in any car will help most well built autos last a very long time.
That's a lot of driving Toni. Just so you know the diameter of the earth is 7,926.41 miles *shock* :)
Sorry what I actually meant to mention was circumference of the earth. That's 24,901.55 miles.
Our 2000 Jeep has over 120,000 miles and still going as strong as ever. Login or register to leave a comment. |
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