Man, do you know how many people would've just kept driving and not even noticed that? I get it though, that 2003 Silverado has been through it with you and hitting a number like that feels like the truck is telling you it made it. I had a similar thing with my old Civic when it rolled past 300,000, I pulled into a gas station and just stared at the dash for a minute like a weirdo. There's something about a car you fixed with your own hands that makes every mile mean more, you know? That pic is gonna be worth more to you than the truck itself someday, pretty sure of it.

Ha! Old iron just means old problems with new price tags.

Why do cheap fixes always make the problem louder?