Plan B Forum

...but since the odometer resets at 100K, I'm not entirely sure if I have 250,000 or (what I think is the case) 350,000 miles. Of course...that IS over the course of more than thirty years! (The car is a 1979.) And after driving home in the pouring rain, I think I need to spend some time washing and polishing this weekend. (Frigging black paint...)

How long you owned it Jarl?

Damn near twenty years now. (I have been racking my brain to remember exactly when I bought it and am drawing a blank.)

Holy shit, I think that means I am getting old!

That's a long way to lug a bag of golf clubs...

Actually, I do not think the car has EVER had golf clubs in it.

Perhaps a corpse in the trunk, then.

Jarlaxle wrote:Actually, I do not think the car has EVER had golf clubs in it.

I see.

Sean wrote:That's a long way to lug a bag of golf clubs...

It took a while.

dales wrote:Perhaps a corpse in the trunk, then.

Once...my mother's basset hound.

Hell, now I'm depressed.

I got 105K on my 2002 PT Cruiser.

Just turned 190K on my Jeep.

Just turned 37,000 on my 2002 Tundra...

What a waste...why even own a truck you never drive?

If I never drove it, it wouldn't have 37,000 miles on it.

I put that on my Magnum in a year. Why own a truck you put less than 4000 miles on in a year? Waste of money.

One man's waste of money is another man's investment.

Some wise guy once said that.

I got 290,000 k on my outback, needs a new timing belt soon, bollocks.

About the same as my Cherokee, then. I didn't think Subaru sold the Outback in Australia...I thought it was US and Canada only.

Nah, we get them too, and the Liberty, and Forester station wagons.

http://subaru.com.au/

I've put 140,000 kms on my Astra...