I had a 78 f100 with the 360 and the granny 4 speed slot machine. I sure do miss that pig.My '12 Subaru Outback turned over 159,000 yesterday. My 2018 Toyota 4Runner is about to turn over 66,000 miles.
I gave my wife's son and grandson my '02 Toyota TRD 4WD pickup when I bought the 4Runner. It's got just over 225,000 trouble free miles, still running the original AC, brakes and clutch.
The highest mileage vehicle I had was a 1970 Ford F-250 "Highboy" 4WD pickup. I bought it in 1980 with 128,000 miles on it when I lived in June Lake, CA; I sold it to my brother in law, who lived in Trona, CA (near Death Valley), in 1985 with 363,000 miles on it. I explored a lot of Nevada and Eastern Sierra ghost towns with that truck. I last saw it still on the road in Trona, CA in 2004.
Ranger? 274k on a ranger is pretty impressive!!274,513 miles when we waved goodbye to it last Friday. It is the truck in the banner at the top of this page.
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Ranger? 274k on a ranger is pretty impressive!!
Few guys on the tundras forums would definitely disagree.When any vehicle is well cared for, it is not that impressive. Ford Ranger is an excellent truck.
My former Tacoma still has it's original pads and shoes. My Subaru has only had its rear pads replaced. I've learned young to brake with the transmission, even an automatic.Everyone saying original brake pads and I'm just kinda shook. I change brakes practically every 30k miles.![]()
Nice that you found a new home for it.274,513 miles when we waved goodbye to it last Friday. It is the truck in the banner at the top of this page.
swap in the bigger V6?