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Ultradog MN

Ultradog MN

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It had 2.2 miles on it when I got it.

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Should be a lot of life left there, my old work car (97 Buick LeSaber) has 200650 on it. Runs like a top and gets good mileage besides.
 
My old '01 F150 rolled over that magic 100,000 figure about a month ago. Means it's about 1/2 worn out, or less. Just got to keep it out of that evil Michigan salt in the winter.
 
I've got just under 250000 miles on my 6.0 litre gas, sorry not sure of the conversion, think its 388 cid. Starting to act up (reduced engine power) light comes on, shut key off count to ten & good to go again.
 
I've got 241,000 on my 2000 chev pickup and it runs as good as ever. Doesn't use any oil between changes you've got a lot of life left in yours yet
 
My second 1996 Mazda B-3000 turned 202,000 today. The first one has 350,000. I have a 1987 Ranger out back that I retired at 468,000. Yes, I am bragging!
 
Don't feel too bad, I got my 2012 Passat in July and it turned over 31,000 today... :cry:
I get my mileage reimbursed, so it's half paid for already though..
 
Drove a 2007 Chevy pickup 156,000 miles. Never was in the shop. Traded it for a 2011 Ford with all the bells and whistles. Hope it does as good as the chevy. The Ford has 36,000 now.
 
Yes,
06 2500
Plain Jane
Doesn't say WT on it tho.
Was that just on half tons?
Has auto, air, trailer pkg, CD. No power windows etc.
Shift lever on the floor for 4X.
 
I junked an 88 GMC pickup that had 436,000 kms (272,000 miles) on it last year, 3/4 ton with a 350. It was pretty sad by then. Your "old" truck is newer than my new one, a 2002 Ford 1/2 ton with 223,000 kms (139000 miles). I like em better well depreciated.
 
My 95 Taurus wagon 3.0 has 190,000 on it and shows no sign of stopping anytime soon. I'll get at least a quarter million miles before I look at a newer car. Most dependable car I ever had.
 
You should take a picture when it just turns over 100 K.

My 1990 Dodge pickup is showing 335,000 miles. The odometer broke when it went to turn over to that. The speedometer works. It broke 6-7 years ago. So I would guess she is getting real close to the 400K mark now. It had 23 miles on it when I bought it.
 
My F350 will likely hit 200,000 in the next couple weeks. My brother's Ranger is past 350,000 (with a 2.3L 4-cyl.) Yours should be just getting broken in. :)
 
A couple of years ago I went to the local Dodge dealer for a part for my 98 Dodge pickup with 300,000 miles. The part was discontinued and I made a surprised sounding remark when they told me that. The shop foreman said with a kind of a snotty attitude "well, it IS twelve years old". I haven't been back to that dealer and I don't plan to go there in the future. Jim
 
My Ranger has 206K on it now and still going strong. It was my first pickup when I was 15, had 64k on it when I bought it. That old girl and I have shared many an adventure together over the the last 10 years. It'll be like losing my best friend when she gives up. My "new" pickup is a 98 3/4 ton Chevy with 130k on the clock, 7 K on a crate motor thanks to a dropped valve cover bolt, hoping to get many years more service out of them both.
 
Interesting you posted this . I was just thinking about miles.My 2000 F-150 that I bought new this time in Jan of 2000 has 64,675 on it tonite.
 
My friend's 2004 F150 extended cab has almost 13,000 miles on it. He doesn't get out much.
 
A good friend of mine has 240000 on a 98 Ranger truck. He bought it used with 20,000 on it. Still runs good. He takes good care of it.
If you take care of them they last a good long while.
 
My '97 F-150 Lariat has 341,000 and still going strong. Rebuilt the transmission at 256,000, other than that no problems.
 

No wonder our automotive industry is on the rocks! You guys should all have bought three vehicles in that time! Well I guess maybe I should have too, LOL.
 
My 02 Chevrolet 1500HD has 289,885 miles now.
Just minor issues replaced, 1 water pump, 2 front wheel bearings, 2 fuel pumps, 1 carrier bearing, and 1 alternator. Still has original factory brakes 5 sets of tires. Highway miles and city driving. Bought this truck in fall of 04 with 40,000. Changed oil every 3000-4000 miles
 
2000 GMC 3500 Van
248xxx
only used to haul people now
added enough seats to haul 11
runs good but starting to rust
gets about 5k a year on it now will rust away
2004 Dodge Ram 1500 148xxx bought new
gets about 7k ayear still good condition
1995 Eagle Vision bought with 74k on it now at 130xxx needs oil changed, gets 35-40k a year on it
 
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