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Show off your roos Mileage!

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As long as this thread continues to pop up I'd like to point out I should have a post way early in this thread , about "the professor". A guy in North Salem NY who by now has almost certainly moved to retirement or is no longer with us.

 

It was a great experience my several meetings with this gentleman. And like I posted , his wife backed up his statements.

One hatchback - over 1 million miles and he said up to 450k still had all original components associated with the engine.

 

He would not allow me to contact Subaru on his behalf. He was not a Subaru fanatic only. He had a few vehicles of much interest.

I hope he is still going strong. I've had a few thoughts about the guy recently. Usually that means I'll see his obituary or sometimes I run into that person. He's got to in his 90's now.

 

Hope you enjoy the read. Absolutely not a speck of BS in there.

 

Cheers !!

My own current daily driver is up around 279k

Just a baby.

  • 2 weeks later...

277,00 on an '88 gl wagon.  Biggest problem was multiple timing belt changes.  (and 2 deer hits)

That's 78,263 on my just acquired today 86 gl10 sedan! ☺

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That's 78,263 on my just acquired today 86 gl10 sedan! ☺

Sweet! Steve, did you ever get the louvers?

That's 78,263 on my just acquired today 86 gl10 sedan! ☺

Sweet! Steve, did you ever get the louvers?

Never got the louvers! :-( hope the engine is still going strong!

84 GL wagon 273000, original clutch I believe.

93 Loyale 4wd Wagon 206,535 on body and still rolling... Thanks to I75eya !!!

Mapie's heart lives on in my wagon @ 89,435 beats.

That was the best running ea82 I've ever had. Never skipped a beat in all the 40k miles I put on it. Well, up until the fuel system clogged up from a rusted out filler neck

'94 Loyale 3AT 4WD wagon - 143K

'89 GL manual 4WD touring wagon - 131K

'87 DL 3AT FWD wagon - 29K !!!! original miles!!!!!!! <----- gonna send a kid i don't even have yet to college (if he's lucky) in this one

 

'94 Loyale 3AT 4WD wagon, '89 GL manual, dual-range 4WD touring wagon

'87 DL 3AT FWD wagon, 29K original miles!

 

  • 1 year later...

1983 GL Wagon 371,000+ miles and still going strong!

1999 Impreza outback sport 175,000

2011 STI 116,000

They aren't exact but they are all right around there!

  • 2 weeks later...

Since I haven been on since the last time It was bumped...

 

90 Loyale 4wd 

First owner was drove the car will she was 82. Maintained amazing

Second owner did timing belts and put 9k miles on it. Bought a new car

I got it non-running. Fixed and and as of last week it rolled 400k

My pink Loyale has 268K original miles and a unicorn hood ornament. Still running as strong (weak) as when I got it at 114K! 

 

Hoping for another 260K…

83 GL Coupe FWD 5spd 87,000

 

87 EA81 GL Hatch 4WD 4spd 140,000

 

87 GL Wagon 4WD D/R 5spd 130,000 as of today.

 

88 GL Wagon 2wd auto parts car 100,000 (soon to be parted out)

 

Dan 

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  • 2 months later...

My red 1986 GL wagon has 343K, original engine and still runs great!

 

I bought at an abandoned vehicle auction in 1996 for $600, but I had to have the automatic transmission rebuilt.

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