I have 110,000 on my 94 5.9L Ram, and she's only getting better with age.

~Amanda

 

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Mine too... and if it's not fixable for some horrible reason, I'll throw a mattress in the bed of the truckand sleep in it.

~Amanda

 

My '95 ram 5.2l has 113,000. replaced the clutch just 1k miles ago. I love that truck. . .and it will be my college truck too for next year.Also seeing that it towsmy welding trailer with oxy-set up and a Lincoln Electric Ranger 8 just about everyday and will continue to tow it she holds up great.<IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0"></P>

 

1998 1500 sport 4x4 70,256have replaced dam near everything on the front end, like track bar, sway bar end links shock dampner, tie rod ends. Next up is the ball joints, and front u-joints. Think who ever had it before me really beat on it hard. Not complaining, just gonna keep replacing parts, it'll be paid for in another year, and then the truck will be brand new again. Plus want a new paint job, and lund visor, lift kit, and think i'll throw in a new tranny while I'm at it.

 

i got 75,000 so far may get more when it is fixed

 

'96 Ram, 10,000 Miles <IMG src=smileys/smiley4.gif border="0"></P>

 

just 10,000 on a 96, thats good, i got an 04 and im closing in on half of that already, in a little over a month

 

I have 18,200ish on my 4.7 Ram, 6,000ish on the HEMI, 50,000ish on my mom's Bonneville, and 22,253 on the Mustang.

 

Well how do I start <IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0">. ok I know I am the original owner of a 1988 dodge Caravan with exactly 402,961 miles on the clock . Btw still working on its first motor <IMG src=smileys/smiley32.gif border="0"> Caravansasleepr