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How many miles on your truck?

My 74 chevy truck had 263k on the odo before I pulled it apart and the speedo hasn't worked since I did my dash. Ive only driven it a bunch since 2003 on multiple different motors with unknown mileage. My most recent motor is out of an 88 burb and has 157k on it according to my buddy who parted out his burb. Everything has been gone through since 06 though, suspension, tranny, axles, drivelines, wiring, etc...

246k on my toyota and I got it at 239k and put a 64k used 22re in it right away when i got it...
 
128K on my blazer. Bought 4 years ago at 104k came in need of tune-up, and a holwing open diff. Lost trans at 115 due to the famous NP208 input seal swallowing trans fluid.

2 yearsago bought a 07HHR for a daily driver, it had 26,500 miles on it
Sitting now at 91k :eek1:
 
got the k5 with 232k on it. did cam,lifters,t-chain,intake,headers, w/p, and all but the head gaskets. all new ignition, rebuilt carb.
now has 275k on it. just starting some rod knock when you go from accel to decel. but i have ABUSED it from the day i got it. i love 350 chevs.
crew cab has 155k. i've only put about 10 miles on it so far. just got her.
01' xj has 64k. it's kinda rare. i treat it nice. me and my wife have put all but 1 mile on it. it was on the last truck of xj's ever delivered to my dealership. i even did the pre-delivery inspection.
06' rubicon. i use it as designed. only 28k. lots of them off highway
73' t/a has 69k. needs it's 3rd engine
67' lemans. 103k was my dads car. hasn't ran since 85'
i think the journey ha sabout 1200 miles on it so far
 
When I bought my '85 K10 in Dec. '05 it said 53,000 on the odo. Now it says 75,000. I assume that's 275,000. Has the original drivetrain. I think it's used about 5,000 gallons of gas to go that far.

I bought my '00 F-150 brand new in '99 with 70 miles showing. Now it shows 207,000. The only thing I've ever done is replace a few sensors, plugs and wires, the altenator and the ignition coil. Only left me stranded once (when the coil went out). Say what you want about Fords, but it has been a great truck. I put the first 100,000 on it in three years and the second 100,000 in the next five years. Since then I've moved about two miles from work and have almost stopped driving.
 
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