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posted by  Oliver on  Tue Nov 19 09:01 CST 2002
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I drove a 1964 122S from 1994 - 1998 as a daily driver and put about 100K on it. When the rust finally got the car, it had about 325K on the chassis.

Now I drive a much newer 1966 1800S, and put about 10K a year on it.(Moved closer to the office) The 1800S has 118K on the chassis, so I figure I have a good 200K left in it or about 20 years. (give or take a little)

Oliver
1966 1800S






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