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Re: Could It Be? 59K Original Miles? 200 90

posted by  someone claiming to be chris ulrich on  Sun Dec 3 16:53 CST 2000 [RELATED]

And my 1968 144 with 140k miles. Not quote the same as 60k, but

then again for a 68, both are quite exceptional.

I think my car sat in a salvage yard for the 1980s; the seat belts

are bleached as though they sat in one place for a very long time.

My 1970 164 has only 170k miles.

Low milage cars many decades old do exist. And I've come to the

conclusion that they are much better than high milage cars of the

same vintage.

chris





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