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Bought my '02Z in 2010 with 5300 miles, leaky slave cylinder at 12,700 miles (replaced all clutch components) and leaky diff seal at 15,400 miles, currently 16,500 miles.
Bought my 2003 spiral gray convertible 6sp August 2012 with 24,000 miles. I've replaced the clutch, front mag shocks, oil pan gaskets, all fluids, brake pads, a few relays, fan belt, power brake cylinder, shifter. Think I'll need a new passenger window motor this year. The battery and tires are good. Got 30,000 miles and runs good after I spent all that $$$. I just love that car.
I bought my '98 back in 2000 with around 11,000 miles on the odometer. I now have 27,000 miles on it and haven't experienced any problems, but it has been slightly modified.
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Originally Posted by DevilDog II
Why don't you drive that thing and really enjoy it?
Cars are like girlfriends, the more you ride em' the more sick of it I become. I like to ride my vette once in a while, it keeps it exciting for me. My vettes been put away since October, I'm excited to take her our in a couple weeks, but my Taurus gets DD duties. Mine only see's dry warm summer and fall days.
Cars are like girlfriends, the more you ride em' the more sick of it I become. I like to ride my vette once in a while, it keeps it exciting for me. My vettes been put away since October, I'm excited to take her our in a couple weeks, but my Taurus gets DD duties. Mine only see's dry warm summer and fall days.
Same here. I put less than 1000 miles a year on my car. Put mine away in October as well and hope to take it out next week. In the 14 years I've owned mine, I've never driven it in the rain or washed it.
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