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The odometer on our 2000 Ford F250 turned. . .

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today.
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Nice! You obviously have taken good care of it. My boyfriend had a volvo that the odometer stopped turning after 600,000 something but he had it for about a year after that..finally quit about a month ago.
 
Good job! I've never gotten a Ford to get me to 100K. I quit buyin em. But,.....my next one will probably be a Ford whether I like it or not. Danged if I'll give Dodge or Chevy any more money after the government used our money to bail them out
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. Hope that truck gets you another 100K!!!
 
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That's great! I had a 91 F350 283,000 when I sold it, it was well worn though. That 7.3 was good, but that ZF5 trans was trouble. I got a 2000 F350 now with 175,00 on it, it's by far the best most dependable truck I've ever owned.

Larry
 
That's great! Hope ours makes it that far, we're about halfway there with a 2002 7.3 diesel. Everybody likes or hates certain trucks, but we've always had good luck with the Ford's. Our last trade-in was a 1995 F150 with 250,000 on it, original engine and tranny and still running fine. No knocks, no smoke and it didn't burn or leak oil. But we figured we had pushed our luck far enough with it! lol
 
Got 279,000 on a Z71 1/2 ton 2000 now and no problems.Same power train.Don't use oil and no leaks.
But I service it regularly. I've only had to reseal between the tranny and transfer case and put front hubs on it. Not even planning on getting another yet.It's been paid for for years and at this point I figure it don't owe me a thing.I can afford the small repairs better than payments on a new one.

Cal
 
My '88 F150 has rolled the odometer twice,most of the milage before I got it.
 

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