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by brooklynbob on January 28, 2006

"We consistently, on any given day, usually have multiple cars with 150,000 to 250,000 miles and quite frequently cars well over that," said [Pat] Goss, the owner of Goss' Garage in Seabrook, Md., and the host of a radio and television show with the same name.Right! Pat Goss from MotorWeek! He's real! Sorry, I get a big kick out of seeing people out of the context I've put them in (like seeing a school teacher shopping at the grocery store... freaked me out).
Anyway, 250,000 miles? Where is everyone going? I know the country is big, but, sheesh! Any of you have a car with over 200,000 miles?
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Response from:
Tinker
(01/28/06 7:18am)
I had a 77 pontiac Bonneville, 400 cid, with 263,000 miles on it when i sold it. electric windows and door locks, all worked. Transmission was replaced about 225,000 miles. Ford F100, 390 cid, C-4 tranny, with about 290,000 miles. Sold it and bought an F150. Big Mistake.
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if it's got an engine. . .
(01/29/06 8:33am)
I had a 1983 BMW 533i that had 236,000 miles on it when the odometer broke - sometime before I bought it!
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