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Made it to 100,000 miles

69Coronetrt

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The car was built in November 1968. It turned 100,000 miles July 4, 2022.

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Dang, someone hasn't been enjoying driving that car much lol. I put 40k on my 66 Belvedere the first year I had it and it still had the poly teen in it!
 
Cool!!!!! :drinks:
 
Nice, mine's not far behind. :)
 
Congratulations.
I turned my 69 Coronet odometer over to 0 in late 1980. Ironic my 69 Coronet purchased in 1979 and my 68 Road Runner purchased in 2016 both had 92k original miles.


 
That’s cool, have had a few low mile cars that were a lot of fun. just keeping them (mechanically) as they were was pretty easy too. My buddies give me crap about the car I built 11 years ago that has 3200 miles on it now.
They say “you need to get out more”
 
Congrats! Now, these critters ain't got an expiration date (or mileage) - keep peddling! :thumbsup:
(Come to think of it, I have no idea how many miles Fred has - think I'll go look!)
EDIT: 102, 968! I had no idea...
 
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Nice. Congrats.

Mines at 66,000. It has a ways to go.
 
When I sold my 68 X - owned 48 yrs it had 57k on it. Of course it was stored for quite a long time while I relocated and traveled the country working.
 
Congratulations! I set the odo on my 1967 R/T back to "0" when I restored it and put it on the road in 1992. It rolled up 68,000 on Sunday.

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My circle of friends has a tradition that when a vehicle turns 100,000, we do backwards donuts in an empty parking lot.
 
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