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When I was racing cars I always taped over my speedometer since it was the least important gauge on the dash.

Hit 80 k this past weekend!
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Repaired engine after Ixx failure, now my DD.

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Hit 80 k this past weekend!
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Repaired engine after Ixx failure, now my DD.

Hit 80 k this past weekend!
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When I was racing cars I always taped over my speedometer since it was the least important gauge on the dash.

Hit 80 k this past weekend!
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So I hit 80 k this past weekend. When I got it a few years back had about 38 k on it. It was a garage queen...but I have fixed that. ..my DD and I really like this car. What is the fastest you all have had your cars? And what kind of miles did u have on it at the time? Best. HG

POST 2Original post

You are 2k miles ahead of me. Picked up mine at 66k about 14 months ago. Repaired engine after Ixx failure, now my DD.

POST 3Original post

I'm just a kid next to your cars. I bought three months ago with 39k...now has 42k. It is my daily driver but since I'm retired I have to invent reasons to go places. Sooner or later I'll tip toe above 100 mph but very carefully...public roads are very different than a race track. When I was racing cars I always taped over my speedometer since it was the least important gauge on the dash. RPMS, oil pressure, coolant temp were all I looked at. And of course the stop watch.

POST 4Original post

Johnireland if your a kid, I'm a fetus at 6800 miles, bought it with 3900 just 5 months ago. Weekend car.

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