Huh?
My Toyota truck is at 146,000, all but about 4,000 driven by me (my wife
drove it across the country following the U-Haul). It's a '92 and it WILL go
250,000. or else.
My little bro bought his 84 Toyota truck new, sold it with 240,000 miles on
it for a grand. I suspect he drove all those miles.

Many of these vans were bought new by the current owners and sit with
200,000 plus on them. Do a search on 'most miles'. (Please don't start
another thread on that subject!)

Or how about that guy in New Hampshire with the Volvo P1800 with 790,000
miles on it, all by him.

And door handles do explode on Vanagons at 100,000 miles. Known fact.

tim o'brien
san jose, ca

 >I had to laugh at the post by someone saying 'it happens every 100k'.
>To come to this conclusion you would not have to drive just 100k in the
>vehicle,
>To establish a 'pattern', you'd really have to drive at least 200k.
>Has anyone really driven 200k in the same vehicle?
>I suppose a few have, but I bet not many.
>
>- David ('87 Wolfsburg - driven 25k)
>
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