Retirement age!

Retirement age! was created by the singing bush

Posted 11 years 3 months ago #124713
So, my car has turned 65 today! 65k miles that is - I'll not be retiring the old girl just yet though :)

Looking at average mileage quotes I reckon she's 43k under average - so in essence a spring chicken really!!
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Replied by David Aiketgate on topic Retirement age!

Posted 11 years 3 months ago #124721
Hardly run in! ;)
Our next hurdle is 130,000. :yesnod:

David
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Replied by John and Sue on topic Retirement age!

Posted 11 years 3 months ago #124741
Feb 06 reg, next milestone......... 30k in a couple of thou. :whistle:
The previous owners didn't use her much: 100 mikes between MOT's in their last year.

Sue has just taxed for a whole year...... Must be love!

It will be all right in the end. If it isn't all right yet, then it is not yet the end..

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Replied by Andy Lawrence on topic Retirement age!

Posted 11 years 3 months ago #124750
I'm on 63 n a bit so should be at that age next year.

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Replied by helsbyman on topic Retirement age!

Posted 11 years 3 months ago #124751
Yes 65k it now't I was talking to mike satur a few yrs ago and he said they were not run in properly till 45k so 65k is only 20k run in :broon:

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Replied by John Pell on topic Retirement age!

Posted 11 years 3 months ago #124755
Mine only just out of nappies at 57K its never wet it's self though as only sees dry weather :woowoo:

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