Hippo

Lord Hippo

• Jul 23, 2011

• #1

What's the mileage of your Series Land Rover?

There's a separate poll for the other Range Rover models.

1.632km = 1 mile. So divide km's by 1.632 to get miles.

Poll edited to allow yer to change yer votes and to have multiple votes for them's who have several Series LR's.

 

Last edited: Feb 5, 2017

oxides

Well-Known Member

• Jul 23, 2011

• #2

You missed a section in the poll "What makes you think the reading on the odometer bears any relation to the actual milage?"

 

Landie_Man

New Member

• Jul 23, 2011

• #3

90,000 so 190,000!

 

Spyderman

New Member

• Jul 23, 2011

• #4

Mine's on 7,600, **** knows how many times its been around the clock to get there.

Anyway, which bit? I've replaced so much of it over the years.

 

Last edited: Jul 23, 2011

philvy

Well-Known Member

• Jul 24, 2011

• #5

Mine says 76k, but the question is more how many times did it show 0... Mine at least once, cant say more about it.

 

Bump

Well-Known Member

Events Planner

• Jul 25, 2011

• #6

mine's read 97,634 for the last 2 years, though, had a different engine in in that time... new engine had 150k on the clock when i put it in, no idea about the one which came out.

Its all a bit iirelevant really! (other than the interest of knowing how long its lasted)

 

waldershelf

Well-Known Member

• Jul 31, 2011

• #7

So whats with all the "how many miles" threads?

 

Hippo

Lord Hippo

• Jul 31, 2011

• #8

waldershelf said:

So whats with all the "how many miles" threads?

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Started in the Freelander forum. Wondered what mileage peeps had done, and effectively what mileage could be achieved from a typical owner. Then it spread across the forum. It’s puddings fault.

 

Last edited: Feb 5, 2017

Tobi

Active Member

• Aug 3, 2011

• #9

Odometer doesn't work in mine.....hence still not reached 80k

 

Dr_evil

Banned

• Aug 5, 2011

• #10

Mine will be reaching zero soon

 

n.r.g97

Active Member

• Aug 5, 2011

• #11

the series that the enginee for mine came out of had a genuine 20k when i put it in and so after 7 years its probably on a maximum of 21k

 

blue beasty

Leaks an prone to bits dropping off

• Aug 14, 2011

• #12

I dont think about how many miles are behind her........its the next mile in front thats the worry :crazy:

 

TheKeymeister

Active Member

• Aug 14, 2011

• #13

Mine reads approx 67k, done about 100 miles in the last 6 years, and about 30k since the earliest mot I have from 1993. Registered in '77 so I'll still stick a 1 maybe a 2 in front!

 

Hippo

Lord Hippo

• Feb 5, 2017

• #14

bump

 

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John S

Well-Known Member

• Feb 5, 2017

• #15

oxides said:

You missed a section in the poll "What makes you think the reading on the odometer bears any relation to the actual milage?"

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The clock says 108k but I've got a '74 petrol in it which must have done at least 70k. Mileage is irrelevant to condition for old vehicles.

 

Bobsticle

De Villes Advocaat

• Feb 5, 2017

• #16

I do two miles a day. If I put my wetted finger out of the window it'll do about 40mph. Cant scrape deep enough to read the miles.

 

Blackburn

Well-Known Member

• Feb 6, 2017

• #17

Currently about 57510 was doing about 3000 miles a year last few years but probably only 1500 this year.

 

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RobertP

Active Member

• Feb 6, 2017

• #18

Well it says 32826 which I'm sure is genuine. Divide that by 18 gives 1823 gallons of petrol. About £6 a gallon now, but in 1974 less than £1. Did about 400 miles last year, but it was laid up for 6 months. I still love driving it, even in this cold!

 

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Colthebrummie

Well-Known Member

• Feb 7, 2017

• #19

My series 3 station wagon is 40 years old in September and has done 23,000 and I have nearly all the old mot certificates to prove it

Col

 

kommer2013

Active Member

• Feb 8, 2017

• #20

i do about 7000-8000 miles a year in mine maybe more, depends on how many long distance trips i do.