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Hi subie owners i have a L series it has 442, 274 k's drives just like it has . how many k's do your subaru's have on them

mine has 251.000k's on it

92 model L series, 316 thousand

Lost count of the number of speedo units gone in my 84 Brumby, but its seat belt 14 years ago looked like a taxi's with 700,000km on it. It's first EA81 crank was badly scored, second EA81 import lasted a few years, third EA81 fully rebuilt lasted 180,000 and the donk in it at the moment has 495,000 on it between two of my Brums.

Wonder if the reading on the speedo when I got it is any indication of turning over - had 088XXX km on it. Yet to have one that dies before about 240,000km. The towbar indicates it (the bar) came from Moree initially, maybe too hot for the lube on the speedos internal 'diff' ?


The gLta has ticked over 270,000

250,002 kms on the Outback when I hopped into it this morning

I'll have to check the RX, but I think its in the 400's

Was only just run it at 410K

375,000 or so in my 81' wagon, pretty good I thought considering it's age

141 on our sg forester. 168 on my sf forester and 269 on my brumby

My brumby has 214 thousand kms on the odo but I would say it is way more, as the odo I replaced got stuck when it went to 199999. which leads me to believe every time it went to a row of more than 3 nines the odo got stuck Im not sure how many thousand kms the motor has on it but it still goes . My vortex has just clocked up 307 thousand kms but the motor in it has only don 180 thousand kms.

TOONGA

195,000km on the Forester. Time for it's 3rd motor and it's on it's 2nd gearbox. Most unreliable Subaru in the world! If the foz makes it to 350k I'll be happy, until then I guess I will keep replacing motors. lol
My old L-Series had 240,000km which is low for a car that's as old as me yet it ran like a dream

Last time I looked at my wifes H6 Outback, I think it said 467,000kms

280,000 on on Betty - my 97 Foz. No oil or water usage. Original clutch as far as I can tell.

I keep toying with a new car - but if Betty wont die I cant bring myself to replace her.

Richie-Rich wrote:280,000 on on Betty - my 97 Foz. No oil or water usage. Original clutch as far as I can tell.

I keep toying with a new car - but if Betty wont die I cant bring myself to replace her.

Way cheaper to replace the clutch

and your engine is nearly broken in

TOONGA

Ruby Scoo: 472xxxkm on the clock. 10k missing roughly from no speedo cable for a couple of months and since 455k km there's 18% missing from there too as I started running the 27's full time. I doubt I'll actually see her roll over the 500k as I'll want to wind the clock forward to show her true distance travelled once the new box is in (with the correct speedo gear).

Cheers

Bennie

264 thousand on the 82 model MY wagon

Mine's gone over 144,444 today.... Still just a baby!

212,283km on Casper.

Richie-Rich wrote:280,000 on on Betty - my 97 Foz. No oil or water usage. Original clutch as far as I can tell.

I keep toying with a new car - but if Betty wont die I cant bring myself to replace her.

Swap you mate! My Forester is a piece of crap, it's getting close to 200,000km and is ready for it's 3rd motor and on it's 2nd(atleast) of everything on it.

taza wrote:Swap you mate! My Forester is a piece of crap, it's getting close to 200,000km and is ready for it's 3rd motor and on it's 2nd(atleast) of everything on it.

haha yea my first motor blew at 168,000 on my forester

196k on my liberty and still going really strong. Worst thing to let go was a wheel bearing at 120k after I drove thru mud.

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