The Low mileage club.

[Rays 007 #15]

On 2-22-18 I purchased my VMG with only 34,216 miles which is low miles to me. However, since February we have gone on 3 TBN trips (Oklahoma, All New England States, and Tennessee). After seeing so many wonderful places, my VMG has now moved up to 43,034 miles. Looking forward to putting thousands more and seeing more of our Great USA.

[IdahoBob]

RDRIDER had a little over 5000 mi when "new to us" in late 2015. We are up to 10,861 today. Kinda painful to watch but we figure she will always be a "low mileage" vehicle.

Bob

Since posting this I've been doing some long range planning. If I set a goal of enjoying RDRIDER for another 89,000 miles for a total of 100,000 miles, it will take a little less than 45 years at our current mileage accumulation rate (MAR). So, I've made a note to celebrate that occasion on our calendar in 2063. I'll only be 128 yrs old then. It's nice to have a plan!

Bob

[Rondor]

The Club can have exciting discussions about all the things you didn't do and the hours in the garage looking at your car. (-:

[JPLO1]

I have 2002 with 912 miles . Bought car new March 2002

[IdahoBob]

I have 2002 with 912 miles . Bought car new March 2002

Impressive!

Bob

[IdahoBob]

I'm making a wild guess that this comment was addressed to me. My wife does not drive anymore and RDRIDER is not quite up to pulling our 30 ft travel trailer around the US and Canada. Other than that, we drive her everywhere! With great joy!

Bob

[IdahoBob]

The Club can have exciting discussions about all the things you didn't do and the hours in the garage looking at your car. (-:

I'm making a wild guess that this comment was addressed to me. My wife does not drive anymore and RDRIDER is not quite up to pulling our 30 ft travel trailer around the US and Canada. Other than that, we drive her everywhere! With great joy!

Bob

[John and Judy]

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[IdahoBob]

We just got our 2003 last month with 12k miles on her. We added about 600 miles after replacing the original tires and all the fluids. Tucked her in for Winter yesterday, just in time since we got seven inches of snow here today. We plan to drive her frequently beginning in the Spring. Our T-Bird May be low mileage, but we are both over 60 years young and plan to enjoy this car until the wheels fall off of us or it!

-John

Wow, beautiful Bird. Wow, beautiful garage!

Bob

[bayfeet]

2004 Merlot second owner, bought in 08 with 10,000 miles. Now has 23,000 miles. Recently retired and need to start enjoying it!

[TBird1stLuv]

KY-BYRD Very nice.... POW MIA tribute

[TBird1stLuv]

JPLO1 Paperweight? Just kidding with you...do you have multiple Tbirds you drive and you stashed that one away? I couldn't do it...mine calls to me whenever it is sunny, Can't help myself; I slink down the stairs to just look at it sometimes. I know...I'm obsessed!

[TBird1stLuv]

Rays 007 #15 : I am so happy for you! ENJOY!!! In my humble opinion, it is still low mileage. I see you are coming as well to the IN trip...can't wait to meet and check out your VMG!

[redfire1]

Our 2003 DSB now has 39000 miles on it, not bad for a 16 year car. Only had 17000 when we got it, has been in 30 states so far.
Our 2004 Wino (Merlot) has 59000 miles, but it has been in all lower 48 states.
And yes, both are daily drivers, Don't even have to store them in winter!!! Winter?, what's winter.

[Bruce]

2003 Torch Red - 18,770
2005 Inca Gold - 5,835