Advocate II
Added a few more in the last week, but recently passed and missed the 200k mark in my '02 Taco.
Now I'm somewhere in the 201,200 range.
-CP TACO
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Rig Mileage
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Added a few more in the last week, but recently passed and missed the 200k mark in my '02 Taco.
Now I'm somewhere in the 201,200 range.
-CP TACO
OB #2376
Enthusiast II
Just hit 222,000 on my 96 Land Rover Discovery on Seven Mile Rim in Moab this past weekend.
Advocate II
Our '15 Tacoma has 28k mi on the clock. Just getting broken in
Advocate II
Bought mine new in May 2016 and just getting ready to turn 18K. Still a baby
j2.actual
Rank 0
Traveler I
I gotta find myself an 05 with 28k! [emoji16]
Advocate II
I'm sure there's one out there! Bulletproof
j2.actual
Rank 0
Traveler I
There must be some kind of process involving chickens, salt circles and a ancient language that I could use to help me.
Advocate III
Had my rig since end of August 2016, currently at ~14,500 miles.
Just found out this morning my defroster is out. Toyota reliability my @ss.
Just found out this morning my defroster is out. Toyota reliability my @ss.
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KK Renegade
Rank 0
Traveler I
58,000 on my Jeep.
Influencer I
Saints&Sailors
Rank IV
Pathfinder I
Wow! Any issues getting to that many miles?
Saints&Sailors
Rank IV
Pathfinder I
I'm around 123,300 miles on my 2000 Jeep TJ with the 4.0L. There were a number of years where I was only driving 3-5k miles/year. More recently it's been a lot more. Given that it's spent most of it's life in the Midwest enduring salt, I'm in a toss up about what will last longer - the drivetrain or the frame/body rusting out. I've been able to mostly fend off the rust demons but my current mindset is that, once I get to 200k miles, it's all borrowed time. Jeeps are just too darn expensive in California! I check Craigslist every now and then and everyone seems to think a 20 year old Wrangler with >100k miles is worth $12k.
Traveler II
68KMs 1988 Land Cruiser I will be working hard to increase that number shortly!
