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Added a few more in the last week, but recently passed and missed the 200k mark in my '02 Taco.
Now I'm somewhere in the 201,200 range.
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Added a few more in the last week, but recently passed and missed the 200k mark in my '02 Taco.
Now I'm somewhere in the 201,200 range.
-CP TACO
OB #2376
Just hit 222,000 on my 96 Land Rover Discovery on Seven Mile Rim in Moab this past weekend.
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There must be some kind of process involving chickens, salt circles and a ancient language that I could use to help me.
Had my rig since end of August 2016, currently at ~14,500 miles.
Just found out this morning my defroster is out. Toyota reliability my @ss.
Just found out this morning my defroster is out. Toyota reliability my @ss.
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My 2007 Land Cruiser has almost 148.000 KM on it (Yes KM not Miles :))
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I'm around 123,300 miles on my 2000 Jeep TJ with the 4.0L. There were a number of years where I was only driving 3-5k miles/year. More recently it's been a lot more. Given that it's spent most of it's life in the Midwest enduring salt, I'm in a toss up about what will last longer - the drivetrain or the frame/body rusting out. I've been able to mostly fend off the rust demons but my current mindset is that, once I get to 200k miles, it's all borrowed time. Jeeps are just too darn expensive in California! I check Craigslist every now and then and everyone seems to think a 20 year old Wrangler with >100k miles is worth $12k.
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68KMs 1988 Land Cruiser I will be working hard to increase that number shortly!
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