Driving home and this happens...

[Chitownjohnny]

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2006 Liberty Sport Just hit 100,000 still purring like a middle aged kitten

 

[TwoBobsKJ]

Remember when that mileage meant the car's certain death was just around the corner...? :emotions34:


Bob

 

[wheeee32]

I've got an 06 and I'm just now about to hit 62K. Sea duty for the past 5 years has kept her young.:icon_lol:

 

[Chitownjohnny]

I've got an 06 and I'm just now about to hit 62K. Sea duty for the past 5 years has kept her young.:icon_lol:

Why was your Jeep at sea?

Seriously as a vet myself I salute you.

 

[rowletteqweiss]

My 2005 limited still fun and not done 156,834 enjoyable miles.

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[M38 Bob]

I first started working on cars in my Dads station in 1970. Then one changed the oil every thousand miles. Points and plugs @ 8 k. Most needed a rebuild by 60K, and were rolling scrap at 100K. Not just the drivetrain, seat springs were poking you in the ass, at least one window roller was stripped, big chrome bumpers were peeling, et al.

People talk about "the good old days" and "they just don't build em like they used to", but they weren't , and you can be damned glad they don't. At least as far as cars(and motorcycles, for that matter) go.

Also, gas was $0.289 per gallon. New tires were $27.50 for 14's, & $28.50 for 15's recaps $15.00. A damned awfully good tire would last at least 20,000 miles.



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[Dave]

I first started working on cars in my Dads station in 1970. Then one changed the oil every thousand miles. Points and plugs @ 8 k. Most needed a rebuild by 60K, and were rolling scrap at 100K. Not just the drivetrain, seat springs were poking you in the ass, at least one window roller was stripped, big chrome bumpers were peeling, et al.

People talk about "the good old days" and "they just don't build em like they used to", but they weren't , and you can be damned glad they don't. At least as far as cars(and motorcycles, for that matter) go.

Also, gas was $0.289 per gallon. New tires were $27.50 for 14's, & $28.50 for 15's recaps $15.00. A damned awfully good tire would last at least 20,000 miles.



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Yeah, I remember all that. I am getting too old.


Dave