Making up for lost time it seems!

 

2004 Roadster Touring - purchased new in August 2004, currently has 201,526 miles on it. Only major repairs are new convertible top, replaced front susp. compression members, valve cover gaskets. Still has original shocks. I run Nitto extreme performance tires ( average 50K miles per set).

 

AWESOME on the mileage! I had 160K+ on my 2003 when I changed the shocks, thinking that they still did not need replacement ---- instead, it made a noticeable improvement to the handling and ride. At 201K miles, the car will benefit from replacement shocks. (I went with Bilstein sport shocks,)

 

148k now , still running strong. I do want to start building me new motor for it since all the chassis and aero stuff will be finished soon.

 

Yeah, I think it may be time to splurge and get some new shocks, I have probably just gotten used to the way it rides which really isn't bad at all, but may need to replace, geez, things just don't seem to last like they used too.....

 

Check these miles out! Crashed and burned at 265,724 miles.

 

2005 DB Touring with 71k miles.

 

05 manual Touring. 29940miles and **** load to go!

 

04
70k

 

07 41k base, 6 speed

 

2005 touring, just turned 30k last week.

 

Damn, you win.

2004 Performance, 44k

 

2005 35th Anniversary Edition, no mods, 41K

 

2003 Enthusiast ~delivered July 3, 2003 . . . currently 28,494 miles

 

2004
76,400

 

2003 44530

 

Have 2, One is stock 2003 touring 143K.. Own Big Bris 2003 Track with 600 plus rwhp, only has 42k..

 

2006 52944

 

06. 59k.

 

05 28k