Post your high mile 4th gen :p
12-16-2010, 09:23 PM
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Re: Post your high mile 4th gen :p
Yo 4THGEN, your Z is looking sweet with the Hardwood hood and SS rims. Not much into white cars, but would be really happy with one like yours 
To whonxt, nice car, did you have your car up for sale in the Phoenix Craigslist. I thought I saw it on there a few weeks ago?
And finally to one bad Z28, any major work to your car with that many mileage? I too have a 95 Z28, about to hit 99K. I'm hoping I can hit 150K without any major issues
To whonxt, nice car, did you have your car up for sale in the Phoenix Craigslist. I thought I saw it on there a few weeks ago?
And finally to one bad Z28, any major work to your car with that many mileage? I too have a 95 Z28, about to hit 99K. I'm hoping I can hit 150K without any major issues
12-16-2010, 10:57 PM
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Re: Post your high mile 4th gen :p
[QUOTE=Hector95Z28;6558133]Yo 4THGEN, your Z is looking sweet with the Hardwood hood and SS rims. Not much into white cars, but would be really happy with one like yours
To whonxt, nice car, did you have your car up for sale in the Phoenix Craigslist. I thought I saw it on there a few weeks ago?
Thanks. It was on craigslist and then I bought it! Sold my race car and stepped "down" to this daily driver. I am very happy with it!
To whonxt, nice car, did you have your car up for sale in the Phoenix Craigslist. I thought I saw it on there a few weeks ago?
Thanks. It was on craigslist and then I bought it! Sold my race car and stepped "down" to this daily driver. I am very happy with it!
12-17-2010, 01:44 AM
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Re: Post your high mile 4th gen :p
12-17-2010, 08:20 PM
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Re: Post your high mile 4th gen :p
When I got the car it wouldnt start so I had to replace the ignition switch on the steering wheel and the ignition coil and then about a year later replaced the starter. The only major work I did on it was a mild performance rebuild on the transmission. I have not had to do any work on the engine like change the optispark distributor and it runs and drives like new. As long as you change the oil regularly and everything you should be able to make it to 150k without and major problems.
01-11-2011, 07:53 PM
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Location: San Jose California
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Re: Post your high mile 4th gen :p
187000 miles with no major repairs except its down right now for an engine makeover and exhaust leak repairs.
Last edited by Hooliganzhotrod; 01-11-2011 at 07:57 PM.
