I almost have 195K on my 76, but not the original motor though.

 

Hi Craig ; Black Attack.I think you will find your car will take 6 full quarts plus a tiny bit more to bring it right up to the full mark with the filter change.I have done 3 oil changes myself on mine and that is what I found.

 

Of course, being 2 L.A. boys we know huh?.....^^^^^^^^dittos!!!!

 

Since my '06 had 10,8xx miles on it when I got it and it now has 13,1xx miles I guess it's still new (to me) cause I haven't put 3,000 miles on it yet. (sounds good on paper anyways)

My '86 LS has 208,xxx miles on it. It had 160,xxx when I got it in december, 1996 cause the idiot before me abused it.

 

RJ, you have so many cars, that I bet your combined mileage blows us all away.

 

How many miles I drive per year?

Or how many miles are on my cars.... total?

The '86 LS is 208,xxx like I mentioned.
The '06 is 13,1xx.
My '94 Dodge Shadow ES is 147,xxx. (I got it with 68,000 on it I think)
My '93 Dodge Shadow ES is 115,xxx. (not exactly sure cause my g/f has had it for over a month now)

The '57s are anyone's guess? Mainly cause the speedometers were either unhook or non-working when I got them. The only one I'm sure of is my 210 4-door Sedan which has 81,xxx actual miles on it. The rest could very well be well over 150,xxx on each of them. Like I said I have no idea?

 

17,300

 

Just hit 36K, where the factory warranty would normally expire, but thanks to the GM cert used program it's got 39k for bumper to bumper and 100k on the powertrain.

 

I think I drive too much... Just rolled to 64,000 on my 2004.