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02-09-2011
ok i started this thread to actually see how many miles a gp took care of could go all original. my 03 gp se has 129xxx and i was wandering when engine,trans,etc usually lays down on you. so just post your miles if very high and when to expect problems.
02-09-2011
75K miles running 13's on a stock GT trans, Which just started taking a chit
http://www.streetfire.net/video/2001...ynp_208097.htm
02-09-2011
119,4XX CAI dp on friday
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02-09-2011
136K on the motor, tranny was replaced with a new one before I bought it, unsure of mileage on that but it looks pretty new.
Originally Posted by Wotgtp
02-09-2011
150k soon and not a problem... ever. except for an MAF and an o2
02-09-2011
254,000Kms on my 98GT (3800 II)
02-09-2011
190K on an '04. runs like a champ
Originally Posted by Warbeaver
02-09-2011
2000 gt 152,000
2000 gtp 146,000
2001 bonneville 173,000
there is a guy that gets his oil changed where i do that has a 97 gt that has 306,000 on it and still going
Last edited by gpgtman83; 02-09-2011 at 10:38 PM. Reason: forgot something
02-09-2011
2000 gt 130K no serious problems
02-09-2011
167XXX and purring. the body will go before the motor does.
02-09-2011
149k on my gt, shooting for 12's
139k on my gtp, stock
300k on my running parts car
these motors are built to last
02-09-2011
145k on the body/tranny.
100k miles on the first motor..
95k on the second.
dropping a 36k mile L26 in soon...so well see..
Now we did have a GMC Suburban with over 450k miles...never rebuilt either...Tranny finally gave up in it.
02-09-2011
140k on the chasis
40k on new motor, old trans still in.
02-09-2011
1998 GT 210,xxx
1999 GTP 116,xxx
02-09-2011
167xxx on my '96 SE...seems like yesterday she only had 3 miles on her and that new car smell!Time does fly by!
02-09-2011
Purchased at 36,000 miles.
Totalled at 43,000 miles.
02-09-2011
Well did you get 7000miles worth of fun out of it?
02-09-2011
176,5**
02-09-2011
2000 GT, 91000 miles.
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