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In the 60s people didn't buy base model work trucks to park them and forget about them.
Do you believe that in 50 years this truck racked up only 2040 miles a year?
Even if it was parked for half its life, that's still only 4080 miles a year.
As with anything, if you cant prove it, it didn't happen, otherwise my 65 Mustang only has 40,000 miles on it.
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In the 60s people didn't buy base model work trucks to park them and forget about them.
Do you believe that in 50 years this truck racked up only 2040 miles a year?
Even if it was parked for half its life, that's still only 4080 miles a year.
As with anything, if you cant prove it, it didn't happen, otherwise my 65 Mustang only has 40,000 miles on it.
Do you believe that in 50 years this truck racked up only 2040 miles a year?
Even if it was parked for half its life, that's still only 4080 miles a year.
As with anything, if you cant prove it, it didn't happen, otherwise my 65 Mustang only has 40,000 miles on it.
Well my truck does have only 32K Original miles on it, no the odometer has not made its way around. It is a 64; sure it is a 350, but it was a custom cab with all the bells and whistles. So mine only accrued only 640 miles per year for the last 50 years... pretty impressive. I have a mileage odometer certified reading in 1977 with 22K miles on it and another one from 1992 with 27K miles on it, so I believe this truck could easily have 102K miles, just my 2cents.
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