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More miles than lakevilleSSEi? In the local scrapyard, a 94 SLE, I told you guys about it. Car had 240K when the UIM failed.
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a few months ago my drivers seat broke, it would not stay up anymore, so i went to my local junkyard and found a white 96 SE with my exact same interior (IN BETTER CONDITION!!!), so i removed the drivers seat and looked at the odometer before i left and it read 326,000 miles!!!!!!! and what was astounding about this all was that the car looked amazing, it had arizona plates
BTW, i only paid $20 for a perfect drivers seat
this particular junkyard has a lot of bonnes over the 200,000 mark
BTW, i only paid $20 for a perfect drivers seat
this particular junkyard has a lot of bonnes over the 200,000 mark
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Originally Posted by willwren
L27 UIM'* are not an issue. It'* L36 UIM'* starting in 95.
An L27 should be capable of WELL over 300k if properly cared for on the OEM UIM.
An L27 should be capable of WELL over 300k if properly cared for on the OEM UIM.
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Re: could it be?
Originally Posted by ga93sle
More miles than lakevilleSSEi? In the local scrapyard, a 94 SLE, I told you guys about it. Car had 240K when the UIM failed.
Originally Posted by CSFiend'* profile
'94 Bonneville SLE
261K miles
261K miles
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There are plenty of high mileage cars around...that'* for sure..a real explanation as to why we are all seeing cars from the late 80'* still