Under ideal conditions, a purpose-built fast clipper ship could maintain 2l Knots and over a 24 Hour period this would amount to about a day"s Run of close to 500Miles. These are exceptional cases with crack crews and handling and ideal weather conditons, runing before the wind, as they say. Around about l850 the major speed records were made under sail . I believe the(Champion of the Seas) was quoted with the 2l Knots over 24 Hours which is real (Bonneville stuff) for sailing ships.
80 Roman miles (73.5 statue mi.)
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At the height of its power in the 1st and 2nd centuries AD, the Roman Empire consisted of some 2.2 million square miles (5.7 million sq. km).
There are long haul diesel engines on the road that have 1, 2, & even 3 million miles on them. Gasoline engines have been know to go 1 million miles.
Nissan engines are reported to last years. There are reports of engines with as many as 220,000 miles and still running great.
I have seen the gas engines go 250,000 and more. If you only have 20,000 you have a long way to go.I have seen the gas engines go 250,000 and more. If you only have 20,000 you have a long way to go.
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depends on how you drive them and take care of them. you should be able to get 500,000 miles fairly easily
What year? If it has a 4.5 or a 4.9l engine,then it will last 300,000+ miles.They're very good engines.
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With proper maintenance (and sometimes even without proper maintenance) they have been known to run well over 200,000 miles.
It could take forever. Some steam engines are not designed to move.It could take forever. Some steam engines are not designed to move.It could take forever. Some steam engines are not designed to move.It could take forever. Some steam engines are not designed to move.
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While I cannot answer definitively, I can say that my 95 Country has its original 4.0, is nearing 300,000 miles, and is still running well.