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Re: Fear of 100,000 mile vehicles
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Posted by 1936 on March 16, 2007 at 06:19:34 from (152.163.101.6):
In Reply to: Fear of 100,000 mile vehicles posted by landlord7012 on March 15, 2007 at 15:53:31:
That was the norm in the 60's. The GM owners manual was it's worst problem with changing the oil filter every other time. Sold a 21 yr old pontiac with 200,000 that I bought at 100,000. Going strong. Bought a K 5 with a 106,000 and one owner. Reason I bought it was the guy keep a log of any and every thing done including every gallon of gas used. On high mileage older vehicles I look at the interior and trunk. The ware and the condition tells the story of up keep. Also look at the guys yard if a private sale. Sloppy conditions also equate into the rest of the story. You can tell by the pride of the owner. Soap and water is cheap.
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