31,000 on my '91 xtra cab

 

245429 on my 1988 4runner

 

WOW thats an oil change every 2 years.

 

I just hit 70,500 in my 2002 tacoma.

 

157000 trouble free miles on my 1999 SR5 4Runner

 

226,225 on my '86 22RE

 

my 81s at 197,xxx but rebuilt engine at 193,xxx

 

'85 4x4 Pickup at 286,000 miles
'81 Mazda Rx-7 at 112,000 miles

My girlfriends fleet,
'91 Pickup at 242,000
'86 MR2 at 74,000
'88 Corolla GT-S at 297,000 (ALMOST TO 300K!)
'90 Corolla SR5 at 226,000 (Her Daily driver)

All of which run, and run great. I used to have alot more cars, but sold most of them to focus on my truck.

 

my 94 has just over 260k... still runs pretty strong, barely drops/burns any oil.

my 93... well, I'm not really sure.... The odometer says 268k miles, but that is waaaaay off... I had oversized tires, and a 4.10 diff in it for over a year(should have 488's, and now does) I put about 20k miles on (according to the odo) in that year... I fig thats off by about 20%, also... a couple years ago, the speed sensor went out, drove it that way for a year, so thats prolly another 20-30k, not on the odometer, and for the last couple mos, the odometer has only worked intermittently, it has been on 268*** for the last 2 mos, and we do at least 2-4k miles a month, Idk how long the odo has been in and out like that, but it seems like it should have waaay more than it says...

So I'm guessing its really somewhere around 310k?

My new addition is my 95 honda accord ex, and that just rolled 200k yesterday... I'm just waiting for the title to come in from the state so I can sell this thing... I only paid $20 for the car, but it needed a clutch, brakes all the way around, some electrical gremlins removed, and the thing looked like the p.o. spent all winter bouncing it off snow banks. The thing has just been a p.i.t.a. to work on, so down the road she goes

Looking to get a corolla or camry, a lot easier to work on.

 

just rolled 211,850! still getting 20 mpg with a 60/40 city-highway.

 

Just hit 262K in my 87 4Runner... not sure the exact number, considering I had 31's since 100K on 410's. So, ....add 7.56%? ....280K? lol. Oh well, anyway, great condition considering all the earlier on romping it'd taken, and even though it's got some still lingering mystery gremlins.... and maybe 15-16mpg max on the street(but 20mpg or more on the hwy? Hmmm)..... I'm VERY grateful to have one with no rust, no frame damage, pretty clean, etc..........

Now to find my 85 w/EFI I've been hunting for years! lol. My timing and available extra cash have been the problem, lol.

 

300k on my 91 4runner

 

309,000 on my 88 pickup...sold in '10

 

309,000 on my old 88 toyota pickup (sold last year)
180,000 on my 86 pickup

 

300,700+ on my 1988 Pickup 2wd and still going

 

purchased for 1500, now thats a HOT deal!

 

174,254 on my '95 Xtra Cab.

 

401,000 on my '86 4runner 22re!!! original miles... It was getting tired, so I bought a rebuilt one from Attarco! Lol

 

removed

 

140,000 original engine and tranny