117,000 on a 98

 

90k on my 2000 4runner. :-(

 

50,000 on my 2000. With 140 miles a day (minimum) Ill be testing the toyota reliability long before I pay off my loan.

 

120K on the T, 168K on the LC

 

jroc,
I had well over 250k on an 87 fj60. The LC will last forever as long as you avoid rust.

 

i have 147,785 on my 97 4Runner
and 16,153 on my free shortblock thanks to toyota

 

192K on my 92 4runner v6 and going strong
146K on my 89 xcab 22RE when I sold it.

 

160k on my 94 4Runner and still SOLID!!!!

 

190k+ on my 84 4runner still fire on all four angry squirrels
i wish they were on roids or something

 

67 on my 92 pickup
bought it a year ago with 51

 

I can't believe I haven't hit this thread up...

Showing 136K, estimated 149K actual miles on my 2000.

 

i didnt either, i think..

i have a smidge under 60K on my 01 runner.

 

149k on my 94 Runner 5 speed with the famous 3.SLOW and planning a 10k trip across the country for next March ! Still running very strong !

 

I missed this one the first time as well... but I wasn't a member then.

230K on my '84 Toyota Cressida Wagon (I miss that one, it was sold 5 years ago)
200K+ on my '89 Corolla (though it is on its third tranny; my parents are keeping it for me)
155K on my '98 T100 (my current Yota and I'll have it til it dies... I have a long wait)

 

2001 with 42,000 miles

 

176,500 on my 95 4Runner V6. It's time to change the oil again too!

 

145k... bought it 4 years ago with 81k

it's amazing how time, and money just disappear

 

194,000 and counting...

 

134,000 on my (new) '88
236,000 on my '85 (RIP)

 

126,000 on my 1989 4runner
182,000 on my girlfriends 1991 Camry
354,000 on my 1987 GMC Sierra Classic shortbed