Well, they might want to know if it has 100k miles or 250k miles.  Of course, condition is what really matters, but the higher the mileage, the more likely some things are bad.  Being able to provide a transcript of service, repairs, and replacements might help. A very few people maintain a vehicle log with miles driven each day and so on.  Rare, but an indicator of the vehicle being taken care of.   mcneely

---- JRodgers <jrodgers113@GMAIL.COM> wrote:
> Does mileage really matter on a 25 year old vehicle??
>
>   In both my vans - the speedos were replaced some years back, so I have
> no real mileage to report when someone asks - only what's on the current
> speedometer.
>
> The mileage issue seems to spook my potential buyers. They ain't buying
> a modern car!!
>
> John

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David McNeely