How many miles on your primary cache vehicle?

[marc_54140Participant]

I have put over 100,000 miles on my Grand Am since 2003, and most of it has been for caching! Including trips to Colorado, Arizona, Minnesota, Indiana, etc.

[grcarlsonMember]

Update on my post from two months ago, now at 121K after the trip to Washington and another to the Dakota’s last week. Now at 43 states cached in, only 7 to go!

[elfdoctorsParticipant]

@grcarlson wrote:

Update on my post from two months ago, now at 121K after the trip to Washington and another to the Dakota’s last week. Now at 43 states cached in, only 7 to go!

Have fun driving to Hawaii! 😉

I cache with either an Explorer with 37k on it or with a Ford Windstar with 120k.

[3 HawksParticipant]

148,000 miles on a Ford Escort that is on it’s last leg. I don’t think it will make it through the winter and I’ve thrown way too much money into just keeping it on the road. Time for a new cachmobile!!

[Bushwhacking QueenParticipant]

2004 Taurus bought used with about 22,000 miles on it a few years ago, it now is knocking on 78,000. Included in that are two trips to Atlanta, GA (with a side trip to Myrtle Beach, SC) and one to Asheville, NC.

[grcarlsonMember]

@elfdoctors wrote:

@grcarlson wrote:

Update on my post from two months ago, now at 121K after the trip to Washington and another to the Dakota’s last week. Now at 43 states cached in, only 7 to go!

Have fun driving to Hawaii! 😉

I cache with either an Explorer with 37k on it or with a Ford Windstar with 120k.

We’ve already cached in Hawaii, Alaska will be the big road trip yet to drive.

[decdoggMember]

Here is the new caching vehicle I would like to have.

http://www.motortrend.com/roadtests/pickup/112_0501_international_cxt/

http://www.internationaldelivers.com/site_layout/XTFamily/tour/tour_cxt.htm

I believe most caches would become drive ups.

I hope Santa is listening.

[3 HawksParticipant]

@decdogg wrote:

Here is the new caching vehicle I would like to have.

http://www.motortrend.com/roadtests/pickup/112_0501_international_cxt/

http://www.internationaldelivers.com/site_layout/XTFamily/tour/tour_cxt.htm

I believe most caches would become drive ups.

I hope Santa is listening.

HOLY REINDEER POOP!!!!! KEEP DREAMING!!!!!

[greyhounderParticipant]

Bought my car in March 2005. It had 14,000 miles on it. Almost 3 years later and I have about 63,000 miles. But I’d say 2/3 or more are work-related.

Bec

[Team MargaritavilleMember]

The new cache van has 78,000 miles on it

[RSplash40Member]

@Team Margaritaville wrote:

The new cache van has 78,000 miles on it

Time for a road trip to canada!

[Team MargaritavilleMember]

@rsplash40 wrote:

@Team Margaritaville wrote:

The new cache van has 78,000 miles on it

Time for a road trip to canada!

Naw the exchange rate isnt nearly in our favor as we would like…hehe

wait this isnt thread stealers….

[grcarlsonMember]

The geocaching vibe is now at 134,000 and getting ready for a trip for our 49th state to find a cache in- New Mexico.

[Astro_DParticipant]

Well, both of AstroD’s cachemobiles decided to give up the ghost within a week of each other back in April. One had 180,000 miles and the other had just rolled over 100,000. Both were made in the early 90’s and were tired.

When we picked it up, the new main cachemobile had just under 60,000 on it and the secondary one was at 68,000. We will see how much we get out of them.

[RayParticipant]

Our cachemobile is approaching 110,000 miles of experience. It is just getting broken in.

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