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Turned 200k last night, glad it's finally broken in and ready to really use. :)

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So for the 300,000 miles here is what has been replaced other than normal maintenance fluids/brakes/tires/battery/etc:

Timing belt service - three times, includes water pump
Alternator
Radiator, T-stat
Shocks - all
Coil packs - total of three, I always keep an extra new one in the truck
Starter - once, but it is going out again right now so really two times
Brake booster pump
Window regulator motor
O2 sensor - two
Heater tees - preventative

Out of the above the only thing that I would call major was the brake booster pump. It is not a good feeling to lose your brakes with almost no warning. It looks like this is a common failure at about 250,000 miles. The failure was just out of the blue one day, the dash lit up with all sorts of warning lights and a buzzer went off continuously, after that you had one real stop left with full brake power before your brakes were gone and just E-brake. That was the only time the LC needed to be towed.
 
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Glad to see some LC's in the 300s mine is at 267k and runs perfectly,ill send some pictures in a minute
 
Wife is wanting me to part ways and keep my Silverado. I want to sell my Silverado and drive this to a million.
But of course. What's wrong with her? :)
 
Time for a new wife?
^ The obvious, yet difficult to accept answer.

You can re-enact the twilight zone episode "the obsolete man":

"Honey, i've summoned you here. You have disgraced the fleet. You are obsolete"

Let us know how it goes
 

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