Griff with 140K on the clock
Griff with 140K on the clock
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bobski

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1,589 posts

293 months

Wednesday 14th April 2004
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Just seen it again at the local TVR garage (no - not for a rebuild!)
'J' reg - 4L - still looking fine - regular commuter hence high mileage!!

lazyitus

19,931 posts

295 months

Wednesday 14th April 2004
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Are you after buying it?

bobski

Original Poster:

1,589 posts

293 months

Wednesday 14th April 2004
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Haven't heard it start yet!!

Sure it would still be close to 10K even with that mileage. Just glad to see these high mileage examples arounf - must be a record!!

lazyitus said:
Are you after buying it?

lazyitus

19,931 posts

295 months

Wednesday 14th April 2004
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FWIW:

My old 350i had done about 120,000. Had been well maintained and was as strong as an ox and dead reliable.

No reason why it shouldn't be an OK purchase if the price is right.

beano500

20,854 posts

304 months

Wednesday 14th April 2004
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Damn - I thought mine was doing well, got a little way to go to beat that though!

Not a lot of reasons why a Griff shouldn't manage a high mileage though is there? And I bet that one's a far better example than something that's only done 2,500 miles in the last ten years!

burriana500

16,556 posts

283 months

Wednesday 14th April 2004
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bobski said:
Just seen it again at the local TVR garage (no - not for a rebuild!)
'J' reg - 4L - still looking fine - regular commuter hence high mileage!!


It's a Rover V8... nuff said

FlipFlopGriff

7,144 posts

276 months

Thursday 15th April 2004
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My Taimars got 170k.
FFG

DustyC

12,822 posts

283 months

Thursday 15th April 2004
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Went out again last night.
Im catching up!

apache

39,731 posts

313 months

Thursday 15th April 2004
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As long as the chassis and wiring is sound then this is as good as any. When bits wear out they get replaced so you're probably buying a more exciting version of Triggers brush....

lazyitus

19,931 posts

295 months

Thursday 15th April 2004
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apache said:
As long as the chassis and wiring is sound then this is as good as any. When bits wear out they get replaced so you're probably buying a more exciting version of Triggers brush....


Brilliant episode!

dai capp

1,641 posts

289 months

Saturday 17th April 2004
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bobski said:
Just seen it again at the local TVR garage (no - not for a rebuild!)
'J' reg - 4L - still looking fine - regular commuter hence high mileage!!


It's not the one at David Geralds is it...

Seen that they've got one of their old cars back (used to belong to Doug I think)...

Cheers

DC

chim500nj

394 posts

270 months

Wednesday 21st April 2004
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Wonder how many suspension bushes it has been through