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'88 Cutlass Supreme- Sold 2005 with 197K.
'96 F150- Sold 2005 with 136K.
'95 Ranger- Sold 2006 with 95K.
'93 Chevy 1500- Sold 2006 with 146K.
'87 Ram 1500- Sold 2006 with 180K.
'96 Bronco Eddie Bauer (351 V8, E4OD) has a shade over 112K on it. Bought in Sept 2006 with 110K showing. Still in pretty good condition body-wise, and runs like a champ. No problems with it at all.
'88 F150 (300 inline six/5 speed, 4x2) has 176K on it. Bought in Sept 2004 at about 164K, as I remember. Body's starting to show some rust spots and it runs a bit ragged sometimes, but it's my daily driver. The last "big" expense I had with it was replacing the factory muffler and tailpipe last December... cost around $90, and a good portion of that was labor.
Miles generally don't bother me when I look at buying a Ford truck... as long as they're taken care of, they'll run forever.
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96 F150 105,000 bought it October '01 with 38,400 on it.
89 E250 282,350 bought it April '02 with 256,100 on it.
Both have all the original drivetrain.
no clue on either count.. the speedo's been out on both of them for more than a years worth of driving on each... also neither have the 1 on them so i dont know how many times the 79 might have rolled over but it was supposedly 6K on a new rebuild when it read 34K and it's been sitting at 72K for a year so i put 40K on it in 4 years before the speedo went out. i can't even remember the mileage on the other one since i haven't driven it in 5 years but the speedo's out on it too.. what's up with those stupid plastic gears going out all the time?
I got 230,000 on mine, but my friends '74 Chevy LUV has 417,000. It was his grandfathers, then his Dad's first truck, then it was handed down to my friend. It is on its 2 motor and tranny.
right around 260k i beleive (couldnt tell you exact as the truck is sitting elswhere waiting for me to fix it after my dad blew the engine in it) its a 1990
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