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posted by  vanman59 on  Tue Mar 4 12:37 CST 2003
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I just read some of the 200,000 mile badge. My 1980 stationwagon has 339,000 and some change. When I looked at it there were three badges, one for 100k, 200k and 300k but the previous owner took the 300k off. Where do you get the badges? I think it's quite a feat to run 300k+ on a car. My badges are all on the grill.






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