What's your mileage after 15 (and a bit) years?

[SMJ]

4 years or so ago a thread ran for a while collecting up to date mileage data on a good number of our cars.

What's your mileage (after 11 years)?

Given the recent appearance of the 16K Trophy on eBay, and because the calendar just rolled past October 1st 2005 which I'm guessing was something of a peak date for original registrations (I nominate it as the notional birthday of the Trophy!) as people deferred collection until the then new...

cliotrophy.co.uk

I thought it would be interesting to run this again as:
- I suspect that we haven't put as many miles on our cars in 2020 as we would in a normal year, especially among those who might normally have put 1000 miles on during the Welsh Weekender
- this might help inform discussions on valuation and agreed value insurance, when people sometimes use words like "low mileage example"
- I just like numbers and this sort of thing interests me, so please humour me!

 

[Fish]

4 years or so ago a thread ran for a while collecting up to date mileage data on a good number of our cars.

What's your mileage (after 11 years)?

Given the recent appearance of the 16K Trophy on eBay, and because the calendar just rolled past October 1st 2005 which I'm guessing was something of a peak date for original registrations (I nominate it as the notional birthday of the Trophy!) as people deferred collection until the then new...

cliotrophy.co.uk

I thought it would be interesting to run this again as:
- I suspect that we haven't put as many miles on our cars in 2020 as we would in a normal year, especially among those who might normally have put 1000 miles on during the Welsh Weekender
- this might help inform discussions on valuation and agreed value insurance, when people sometimes use words like "low mileage example"
- I just like numbers and this sort of thing interests me, so please humour me!

63,200 approximately on #356

 

[SMJ]

PS..

#430 - 48,182

 

[SMJ]

I'll get the table going:

#430 - 48,182
#356 - 63,200

 

[sj2112]

I'll get the table going:

#430 - 48,182
#356 - 63,200
#043 - 50007

 

[Stuflac]

#430 - 48,182
#356 - 63,200
#043 - 50007
#138 - 77,049

 

[Portland]

265 is going to the twisty B road in the sky on 117,898. She was a beloved daily family car as well as a B road hooligan.

 

[Ash]

#329- 45,295 and still first owner.

 

[r1chardh]

#043 - 50007
#138 - 77,049
#329 - 45,295 and still first owner.
#356 - 63,200
#429 - 40,400
#430 - 48,182

 

[SMJ]

I like the idea of doing mileage and owned from new (OFN) status in one table so here's goes...

#043 - 50,007
#138 - 77,049
#256 - 117,898 (RIP)
#329 - 45,295 (OFN)
#356 - 63,200
#429 - 40,400
#430 - 48,182 (OFN)

 

[photo_ed]

Great idea!

Just nipped out to double check;

#407 - 97,515.

 

[Claude]

I’m up almost exactly 10,000 miles since last count. I’m quite surprised it’s not more. It really should be more. Must try harder!


#043 - 50,007
#138 - 77,049
#256 - 117,898 (RIP)
#329 - 45,295 (OFN)
#356 - 63,200
#407 - 97,515
#429 - 40,400
#430 - 48,182 (OFN)
#455 - 71,888

 

[Patrick Bateman]

#043 - 50,007
#125 - 121,800
#138 - 77,049
#256 - 117,898 (RIP)
#329 - 45,295 (OFN)
#356 - 63,200
#407 - 97,515
#429 - 40,400
#430 - 48,182 (OFN)
#455 - 71,888

Not nipping out to check but it's almost at the 122.

 

[Fish]

I like the idea of doing mileage and owned from new (OFN) status in one table so here's goes...

#043 - 50,007
#138 - 77,049
#256 - 117,898 (RIP)
#329 - 45,295 (OFN)
#356 - 63,200
#429 - 40,400
#430 - 48,182 (OFN)

Good idea. Can you add next to #356 that I’m still the first owner

 

[Mavo]

Good idea. Can you add next to #356 that I’m still the first owner

#368 - 70,080

 

[CS 1969]

#369 - 88,000

 

[SMJ]

Latest....seems as if mostly its the second half of the 500 who hang around on here.

#043 - 50,007
#125 - 121,800
#138 - 77,049
#256 - 117,898 (RIP)
#329 - 45,295 (OFN)
#356 - 63,200 (OFN)
#368 - 70,080
#369 - 88,000
#407 - 97,515
#429 - 40,400
#430 - 48,182 (OFN)
#455 - 71,888

 

[Jas]

#043 - 50,007
#125 - 121,800
#138 - 77,049
#256 - 117,898 (RIP)
#329 - 45,295 (OFN)
#356 - 63,200 (OFN)
#368 - 70,080
#369 - 88,000
#407 - 97,515
#429 - 40,400
#430 - 48,182 (OFN)
#455 - 71,888
#438 - 49,100

 

[bearne1]

#043 - 50,007
#125 - 121,800
#138 - 77,049
#189 - 147,689
#256 - 117,898 (RIP)
#329 - 45,295 (OFN)
#356 - 63,200 (OFN)
#368 - 70,080
#369 - 88,000
#407 - 97,515
#429 - 40,400
#430 - 48,182 (OFN)
#455 - 71,888
#438 - 49,100

 

[addz]

#043 - 50,007
#125 - 121,800
#138 - 77,049
#189 - 147,689
#256 - 117,898 (RIP)
#329 - 45,295 (OFN)
#349 - 87,817
#356 - 63,200 (OFN)
#368 - 70,080
#369 - 88,000
#407 - 97,515
#429 - 40,400
#430 - 48,182 (OFN)
#455 - 71,888
#438 - 49,100

added #349, back on the road after 6 years so will start racking the miles back up now hopefully