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High Mileage love
I got love for high mileage cars. (With bike rack even better)
Looking for what you consider your high mileage car/truck/suv. I want to see pic, year, make, model and mileage count. Go. |
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1999 Honda Accord
1999 Honda Accord with 210,090
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Gotta dig up pictures. My first car was a 1991 Acura Legend. If anyone knows ..these Japanese cars last forever. Sold her when she was shy of 350k km's.
Original motor, tranny. No rust. No major issues. Miss her i'll find a picture hah Found ! |
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Just picked this up from a friend 144k miles. It replaced a 98 Accord with 167k that never cost me a dime. They both wore the same roof rack. Here is the accord. |
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If the cooling system in the BMW has 100,000 miles on it you really need to have an experienced wrench check it for you because the radiator, water pump, thermostat and housing can all fail at any time after 70,000 miles and/or 5 years. Due to recycling requirements in Germany and other political influences on design the radiators are aluminum and plastic rather than brass and they just don't last. If you don't catch a failure very quickly and shut off your engine you will at least ruin your cylinder head and maybe more. A good independent shop will probably be a lot cheaper than a dealer for these repairs. It's a good thing 3 series are fun to drive isn't it?
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I'm pretty positive the car has had the coolant system taken care of I bought it from a friend who bought it 3 years ago with 109k and she bought it from the original owner who had it maintained religiously at the dealer. The other positive is that it is an electric fan model which takes the weight of the fan off the water pump. Everything looks good right now in the cooling system so I'm just going to keep an eye on it. Right now I have everything sitting in my office to replace the Valve cover gasket and rebuild the Vanos as soon as I have a free afternoon. This winter I also plan to pull the trans and put a new clutch and fix the sticky 5th gear issue. I'm pretty familiar with BMWs my brother has had a few and a good friend collects classics he has a 2800cs, 2002tii, E30 M3, Z1, Z4, and a 335i sedan on order. Luckily I have the facilities and the know how to tackle pretty much anything aside from computer programing. Its the main reason I got rid of the Honda and got the BMW I like to tinker and the Honda never needed anything. |
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Yukon Xl Denali
235k miles when it was traded
Record for most bikes 7 and 7 passengers To Hotter N Hell With the Hook and the Rocket Box Just Change tires and Oil 75mph average at 17.2 mpg
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The Fleet Colnago C60 Hors Categorie SN# HC-54-265 Last edited by godfrey1112000; 08-17-2019 at 08:32 AM. |
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its shouldn't be that hard to get some real miles out of a car if you do some routine maintenance
its also pretty easy to kill a car in a small amount of miles if you don't do some of the most simple maintenance the odometer in my 86 gti stopped at 99k, some dude had it and he autocrossed it, some teenager probably had it before that i got it and drove it for a few years (not many miles because i bike commuted for years), i've finally done some stuff to it and it's pretty damn reliable still, 6 years later. it still had the original clutch in it, and the original water pump on it. its not pretty but it runs strong (for what it is) and it's pretty damn fun to drive, plus it doesn't cost much at all. |
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2006 Honda Ridgeline RTL-SR, 145K miles. Purchased in April of 2005 as a new 2006 model. I have two Inno bike racks that attach to the factory crossbars if I need to put bikes up top, but most of the time my bike goes in the back seat. This truck helped build decks, move my kids to college and back, does the weekly dump runs, and is my race vehicle. It is great for race duty as the split rear seat makes for a great changing room. Other than brakes, tires and oil/ATF/VTM/filter changes, it has had the 105K major maintenance. That's it. This truck defines reliability. Early on I installed a SQ sound system in it. Damping material on all interior metal surfaces including the outer door panels. Touchscreen receiver with GPS, Bluetooth, Sirius, iPod, DVD, USB, wheel controls, analog TV (no digital yet), rear cam. External DSP. 2KW. Underseat subs. This is the business end. |
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If you don't mind me asking dumb question. The Damping material.....i'm assuming this was done for the sound system but did it obviously make the car a little more quiet on the inside? My Honda is '97 and lets just say it has some road 'feel' that i'd like to eliminate.....for cheap. |
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2005 Outback XT, 5-spd manual, 172k, original owner. Geared up for a family trip to Tahoe. Pic is from a couple of years ago.
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