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156 2.0 JTS 2002. Went past it yesterday. Very pleased.

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On 08/09/2011 11:44, GT wrote:
> 156 2.0 JTS 2002. Went past it yesterday. Very pleased.
>
>
Should be good for plenty more :)

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"GT" > wrote in message
eb.com...
> 156 2.0 JTS 2002. Went past it yesterday. Very pleased.
>
Well done - my 1998 156 still hasn't hit 90k miles, but still going strong
(apart from a few "features" / "quirks" which prove it's a genuine Alfa -
otherwise it might be a reliable G*rm*n car masquerading in a 156 shell).

Dave S :>))

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"GT" > wrote in message
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> 156 2.0 JTS 2002. Went past it yesterday. Very pleased.
Your car is still young - lots of life yet! 100 000m = 160 000Km
My '99 156 2.0 TS has done 285 000Km (original motor, clutch, gearbox,
wheelbearings, shocks). Holding thumbs for 300 000Km

Do I hold the record?

regards,
Malcolm Osborne
South Africa

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"Malcolm Osborne" > wrote in message
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> "GT" > wrote in message
> eb.com...
>> 156 2.0 JTS 2002. Went past it yesterday. Very pleased.
> Your car is still young - lots of life yet! 100 000m = 160 000Km
> My '99 156 2.0 TS has done 285 000Km (original motor, clutch, gearbox,
> wheelbearings, shocks). Holding thumbs for 300 000Km
>
> Do I hold the record?
>
> regards,
> Malcolm Osborne
> South Africa

Excellent. I rather suspect that your climate will help preserve the
metalwork on yours! I'm in scotland, near the coast. We *occasionally* get
some 'damp' days!!