Do Miles Really matter?

Originally Posted by m4a1mustang It's the makes that are built to very close manufacturing tolerances and high quality standards that can generally be expected to last the longest, but that's

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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang

It's the makes that are built to very close manufacturing tolerances and high quality standards that can generally be expected to last the longest, but that's not to say an old piece of junk 1980 GM vehicle couldn't go for a million miles with the proper maintenance.

My 95 GMC truck has 300k on it and is going strong. Original engine and tranny , even 4wd is working perfectly.. the interior has gone to hell though, door handles braking , seat belts dont work, only 2 of the 4 fan setting work, dash only half lit , ect ect

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