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That's crazy! I wonder how much gas he burned with hat 455 CI engine.

That's a lot of miles...

That's crazy! I wonder how much gas he burned with hat 455 CI engine. If he is averageing 15 mpg about 33,000 gal.

If he is averageing 15 mpg about 33,000 gal.

Tell the environmental freaks that :D

That is a helluva lot of miles!

He can beat the record.

even Al Bundy would be impressed

Didnt some guy in a volvo get over 1million miles? either way, thats a lot of miles!

yes, i rember it was a white volvo, had the whole grill covered with high mile badges

that is just insane i hope he can beat that record

I wonder what oil this guy is using. Maybe I need to switch.

Lol why you would run a car that long, i dont know.

Lol why you would run a car that long, i dont know.

He ran a business so I guess it's cheaper to keep using the same vehicle especially when you're driving 1500 miles a week.

^Thats crazy lol

I have heard of that Volvo. There is an older toyota truck that a guy uses as a work truck here in Charleston, sc that has 570K. He updates the mileage on the outside of his truck. He's goes to Toyota every once in a while wanting to be in an advertisement.

yes.. there was a volvo that did make 1 mil. miles i just read it in my guniess book..

it is def showing that he or she has been driving it that long........i wonder if he is still driving it, is ther any way we can get an update???? lol:icon16:

Trucks go for over a million easy, and they use much more gas.

Trucks go for over a million easy, and they use much more gas.

Yep, my grandfather has been truckin since he was 16, family owned business, then he moved to a company in 1988, been there since, is retiring early next year or middle of spring, and we figured his mileage up, somewhere around 3 million miles driven for his person. He's 64 now.

One of his trucks at his family business had 1 million 200k and change when they retired it!

Trucks go for over a million easy, and they use much more gas. And they have a lot more strict maintenance schedules, they drive mainly highway miles, and they usually have an overhaul or two in between.