That was at Engineer Pass near Lake City, CO on labor day weekend last year. LOTS of fun trying to get up there with 13" of snow on the ground (but nothing a toyota can't handle ). I just graduated from Wyotech this past friday and spent 4 days driving back to the south...its great to be home!!!!!!

btw: If anyone saw an old red 4runner loaded to the gills on I-40 east this past weekend, that was me!

 

146K on my 99

 

*sighs* yeah I'm a sucker for this but 108K on my '98. The only major repair thus far is when I keep messing with it, "if it ain't broke, then don't fix it!!"

 

180k on mine! Might be slow...but it gets me where I want to go.

 

Not a mile over 137K, ever.

 

84 Tercel Wagon 148,000, (daily Driver)
96 4runner 102,000 (family hauler)
97 Taco 114,000 (Weekend Toy that hasn't been driven for almost 8 months)
02 Honda Accord 53,000 (Wife's Daily Driver)

 

230,xxx on my 1995 4Runner.

Odometer stopped working at 280,xxx on my 1992 pick-up.

Both of mine are just getting broke in.

 

all original....250k and runs like a champ.

 

124000 on my 2000 runna

 

123,000 on my 92 runner v6, hey guys list your engine with your miles.

 

Haha! 13,000 miles and 8 months owned. So, what do I win!

 

140,000 on my 92 22RE

 

60,000 on my 95 4runner

 

haha. why do i check up on this thread like i'm going to see something interesting besides a bunch of large number.

 

102,300 on 97 4Runner

 

5000 on '04 Tacoma

 

1990
190,000k mi
so far only 1 head gasket, a leaky tranny, and about 6 cv rubber boots

 

1989 4x4 PU w/ 157,000 miles and running strong

 

1996 taco 3.4 156,000 miles

 

2004 Taco 3.4 about 19,800 miles.... (sigh) luckily I'll be driving a company van before long...