I don't know what kind of math you guys are using.... must be something different than what I'm used to.
130,000 mi / 7000 hrs = 18.57 mph by my calculations.
You'd have to reduce the hrs to 4000 in order to get about half of normal highway speed, or 32.5 mph.
As Yooper75 has given his statistics, he's averaging 44.6 mph... alot closer to reality.
I'm at 104951 mi and 2801 hrs... 37.5 mph.
And as others have pointed out, 7000 hours on an engine that only has 130,000 miles on it means that engine has been sitting at idle for at least half it's life.
A good thrashing with my 18000 lb trailer is in order.
If it survives 500 miles of 65 mph, level terrain and up some good long hills without puking it's guts out, I'd say buy it.
My opinion.... it won't.
