The Age of Your Vehicle In Human Years
 

Ever wonder what your vehicle's age is in human years?
Take the total accumulated mileage and divide it by the year of manufacture.
So here's mine:
30000/2006=14.95 in human years.
My wifes:
65000/2006=32.40 in human years.

Just thought I'd share this little tidbit with everyone.

Enjoy!

Ohh man......I am driving a 72 year old, should be a little nicer to that ol girl.

Mine is 108.8 :matt-roloff:

My old F150 is 143.64 and my new one is 10.96. If the new one lasts as long as the old one did, I'll be in great shape, though she doesn't look the best. No longer have the good ole 300 6-cyl. though. They don't make-em like that anymore.:thumbsdwn:

Heck yea...got one of them out in the yard. :thumbs up yellow:

My 06 would be around 15.95

The 92 would be 119.22 whew still running strong.

my 04 is damn near 60

Mine is almost 7 then. I think these numbers are kinda backward
Shouldn't it be:
1___
Year

^ x mileage?

Ex. (1/1995)x 200,000=100 (example)
Ex. (1/2008)x 14,000=7

1
-------- X 14000 = 6.97
2008

14000
------- = 6.97
2008

what's the point?
KISS=keep it simple silly!
It's for FUN!:)

:doh::smiley_roll1:
Haha, I wasn't paying attention...see what college does to ya? :hehe:

Fundamentals of Mathmatics 101 right there!

Yeah, college makes you forget all the usefull stuff. Aging our trucks is WAY more important than nuclear chemistry or advanced biology. :hehe:

My all time most despised class was Person and Society!
It was a required core course.
Taught by 4 profs.
They enjoyed us having to buy journals to write in daily logs about our life and homework along with the lessons.
Personally I think they had stock in the paper companies!
Oh yes the good ole days of college!

I think my professors are afraid I'll start talking about truck performance and how to read datalog graphs. :hehe:
If you think that was bad you should try swallowing $50 website subscriptions for homework. They also assign as much as they want because the computer grades it and enters the grades into the gradebook for them. I've been toying with the idea of asking if Bill needs somebody to help out. ;) (I probably would if I lived in the same state) I hold the record for figuring out the computers and equipment the quickest at two past jobs. :woot: