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Originally Posted by The Boss
It took 10 years, but yesterday I finally turned 200k on my 2000 Super Duty. This is the most mileage I've ever had on any vehicle, and although he's got some scars on him and is beginning to show his age, he's never failed to do anything I've ever asked of him.
I've been toying with the idea of replacing it, just ignore the items that need to be fixed and sell it off to somebody else, but there isn't a vehicle I've ever owned that I have felt more comfortable in. So off for body and paint, ball joints, brakes & tires - oh & I'll finally fix that front pinion too.

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That's not much on a 7.3 - I've seen plenty that have surpassed 500K. If you have an auto trans better set some aside for a rebuild if it's not been done already
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Originally Posted by Old Blue 66
About 15 years ago when I was selling Fords, I took a diesel E350 cargo van on trade with 670,000 miles. It was owned by a cleaning company who ran the thing 24/7. The seats were shot, the body had heavy rust but the van still great.
They claimed they never did a thing to it but front end work. He said they would have kept it longer if the body would have held up.
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That doesn't surprise me.
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Two 1975 455 Grandvilles &
'79 455 Trans Am
‘69 Camaro SS 396/375 (owned since ‘88)
‘67 Corvette 427/435
‘23 Lexus LS500 awd
‘20 Audi R8 & ‘25 Toyota RAV4 (wife’s cars)
‘95 Ford F250 4wd 7.3 p-stroke
& countless Jeeps & off road vehicles & motorcycles
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