My Odometer is Rolling Over Again!

[cleszkie]

I've owned my Blazer for over twenty years and driven the wheels off it the entire time. When I bought it, the clock read something like 60,000 miles (most likely 160,000 miles). I then put on another 40,000 miles to see the clock roll over the first time and rebuilt the engine. I then put another 100,000 miles on it to see the clock roll over a second time. Well, I just watched it roll over for the third time the other day! Perfect timing too, because I just dropped in a fresh 383 stroker and the odometer will now be sync'd up with the actual miles on the engine. Maybe I can challenge that famous million mile Volvo, if there is still gas available for the next few decades

[Blazerowner]

Nice man. I'm dropping a 383 in mine in the next few weeks too. I pulled the tired old original 350 out. It was still running but needed a replacement.

[mtully79]

Congrats! That's pretty cool

[A1971Blazer]

Originally Posted by cleszkie

I've owned my Blazer for over twenty years and driven the wheels off it the entire time. When I bought it, the clock read something like 60,000 miles (most likely 160,000 miles). I then put on another 40,000 miles to see the clock roll over the first time and rebuilt the engine. I then put another 100,000 miles on it to see the clock roll over a second time. Well, I just watched it roll over for the third time the other day! Perfect timing too, because I just dropped in a fresh 383 stroker and the odometer will now be sync'd up with the actual miles on the engine. Maybe I can challenge that famous million mile Volvo, if there is still gas available for the next few decades

I saw an article that stated there was enough oil in this country alone to last another 575 years.....you should be good to go.......