Can F-bodys Last Forever??

[pete]

232,000 miles since I bought it new in Feb. 1994. Usual maintence stuff, but no grennades! I do stock oil at 5k intervals. OEM clutch made it to 130k (disc cracked, but not worn out).

[N20LT4Bird]

GEEZ, you guys must have bought GOOD GM's. My 96 has 70K and I cant list the number of the things I have fixed. But, as the old saying goes, "If your gonna play, you gotta pay."

[CamaroLT4]

year is 95, annivsery..has an orange block...Honestly the LT4 isnt much faster then LT1 but it sure does purr. All vin numbers check out on the engiene and alternator so on... Alumn heads also.. currently my meter reads about 208,000

[magnethead794]

Originally posted by magnethead794
it's off the topic, but our 1977 GMC Dually has hauled race cars coast to coast and the odometer is ON IT'S THIRD TIME AROUND!

based on that, i say this:

ANYTHING MADE BY GENERAL MOTORS SHOULD LAST A LONG, LONG TIME.

Especially because the truck has THE ORIGIONAL MOTOR.

[ToocoolZ28]

My 95 Z28 convertible has 180000 and still going strong. I change the oil every 5000 miles or so with Pennzoil 10w40. Still has the original clutch but I had to change the brakes for the first time at 151000 miles.
BTW, my 89 Cavalier now has 376000 miles and the valve cover has never been off the 2.0 liter 4 cylinder and it still doesnt use Any oil.
Ron

[Kevin - Blown 95 TA]

Originally posted by CamaroLT4
year is 95, annivsery..has an orange block...Honestly the LT4 isnt much faster then LT1 but it sure does purr. All vin numbers check out on the engiene and alternator so on... Alumn heads also.. currently my meter reads about 208,000

The LT4 came out in '96. It was originally put in the '96 Grand Sport 'Vette and later in 100 (I think) Camaro SS's and 29 or so Firehawks.