how many miles on your buick?

i just passed 176,000 today on my 91 century, only have had a few problems since i've gotten it

105,000 on my 11 sec daily driven GN

I had 120K on the T before it went in for it's engine replacement (voluntary).
Jeff

my '92 lesabre has 115,000 total on it. in the last 2yrs i have put just under 65,000 miles on it. currently its get a new transmission put in.

my '92 lesabre has 115,000 total on it. in the last 2yrs i have put just under 65,000 miles on it. currently its get a new transmission put in.
my '89 Park Avenue has 238,452 miles no major problems. I love the ride. biggest dollars spent were for front wheel bearings.

37,980 on a 73 Buick Apollo

210,000 on my 1990 Park Avenue. Bringing it in this week for a new waterpump, no other major problems.

:) I'm not so lucky...182,000 mi. on my 86 Lesabre LTD, Rebuilt the entire driveline. NEVER let a car sit for 4 years. Especially in Michigan. :)

Buick Skyhawk '86 Turbo 1.8L two-door. 312,000km. Head had been replaced with one taken from thejunk yard. Still reliable (of course I got complete tools in the trunk just in case).

My 1986 Regal has 6850 miles. Always buy cars from old people, they never drive them!!!

my 1971 Buick Centurion has 71,000 miles
the LeSabre has 113,000 and it shifts in second real hard sometimes

:) I'm not so lucky...182,000 mi. on my 86 Lesabre LTD, Rebuilt the entire driveline. NEVER let a car sit for 4 years. Especially in Michigan. :)
I TOTALLY agree, even in NY. I just replaced the fuel and brake lines, gas tank,sending unit, and all new front brakes on my '90 Lesabre which sat for 4 years unused. The car only has 42,435 miles on it, so I know it was worth doing it as I hope to get at least another 150000 to 200000 miles on it. But you know,I put a new battery in it, some fresh gas and turned the key, and it fired up just like the day I drove it off the dealer's lot back 14 years ago.

120k 94 PA
2 master cylenders @ 50k each (maybe it's just me)
1 alternator @ 75k
1 crank sensor @ 100k
now I have the bi-polar heater problem
& I still love the car

I have a 90 Lesabre Custom with a 3.8 that has just over 215,000. No major problems, I drive it everyday and it probably rides smoother than any new car on the market.

135,000 on my 1990 LeSabre, had to replace the water pump recently, and other than my heater blower motor only working when it wants to, no major problems. Love this car!

18,245 miles on my 1987 Buick Grand National. Had to replace rear main seal twice.

101000mls on my 92 PA, no major problems, runs fine.
Changed battery, serpentine belt and oxygene sensor. Soon the pcv valve and spark plugs.

Mike

120000 on my 91 Park

203,000 on my 92 Park Avenue Ultra - still going strong