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What are the "AK-47" of items? (cheap, durable, just works)
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this post was submitted on 13 Nov 2024
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Sounds like a giant pain to work on but I'm interested in doing some reading just to learn about something that can potentially contradict what I've always heard. Thanks. I'll look into this.
Once you wrap your head around the new orientation of things, it's actually really well designed to work on. I figured the mechanics just didn't want to learn anything "new"
I'm just interested in super high mileage capable vehicles. For instance my cousin has a 12v Cummins diesel and it has over 1m miles. 750k ish when he got it 10 years ago.