TigerWoodsJr

Bangor, Maine to Huntsville, AL 1500 miles... I called them up and made an offer on a day they got 2 feet of snow, flew up and drove it back

RedWS601

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Well mine was 65 miles away but that is nothing compared to the ones posted in here. I shouldn't even have posted

CashMoney

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I searched for a week and drove 454 miles one way to find it wasn't what I was looking for. then I drove the next day 85 miles one way and it was perfect for what I was looking for. I came home called the bank and a week later drove that 170 miles to get it.
454+454+85+85+170=1248 miles all together.

NXZ28

iTrader: (45)

I went all the way to Germany for mine. Well, I am stationed there but I will be bringing it back to the states next summer. Does that count?

SweeTbone

iTrader: (8)

I drove 170 miles & 3 1/2 hours one way for my LS1. Found it on Auto Trader at a dealer lot. Couldn't find a reasonable priced 6 speed here to save my life. I put down 100 bucks over the phone before even driving it. I knew this was the one.

Slammed99s10

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After searching in the autotrader, local chevy dealerships, and in the recycler I finally found mine about 65 miles away (about an hour drive in cali). Took one trip out to see it, test drove it, had a ASE certified mechanic friend look it over, and 2 weeks later showed up with a cashiers check in hand to pick it up.

cowboysfan

bugged a coworker for about 2 years to sell me "at that time" his 2001 ws6. till one day he asked me if I was still interested, hell yea! 2 hrs later I was signing check too him.

fuerzaws6

One Bad Z

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150 miles for the ss

200 miles for the z28

02silverbullet

I flew like 1300 or 1400 miles out to Houston. I bought it on ebay from a dealer. I was real picky on the options and color plus I wanted low miles. I knew this car would be a keeper for a long time so I would have driven anywhere to get the right one. Made a vacation out of it and would do it again.
There were NO 2002 ws-6's around to buy, the one's that were even within a few hundred miles were plain janer's and high miles plus they wanted an exorbent amount of money for thir plain junk.
I still saved money including paying for my plane ticket and my wifes and I got the exact car I wanted.

52172

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I drove 50 miles to a dealership with the best price 34,500 out the door with every available option including slp package aburn ltd slip,level 1 susp package,alum diff cover,ss floor mats, chrome wheels now off the car replaced by forgeline wheels. triple black now with 95,000 miles and still putting down 415 rwhp.

frisky2101

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drove about maybe 5 miles to the dealership, TOYOTA of all places, was the only ls1 M6 that I could find within 150 miles at the time

AntiVenom06

50 miles, 5 trips

Joker # 9

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under 10 miles for four of them......50 miles for one and 1,800 miles for the most recent.

ss1

iTrader: (32)

I flew to Memphis TN and drove back to Portland Maine. Somewhere between 1500-1600 miles, not sure exactly how far because the speedo is calibrated for 3.73's but the car has 4.10's. I hate putting te extra miles on the odometer!

BigE

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I flew from Birmingham, Alabama to Philadelphia, PA for a 2002 TA that was too good to be true. Turned out it was. I wasn't sorry I made the trip because it was an adventure of sorts and I got the plane ticket last minute so it was pretty cheap. I flew out in the morning and back in the evening so no need for a hotel. The salesman assured me repeatedly that the car didn't have a scratch on it. I got there and it had been wrecked both front and rear, fixed and tapped again.

The car I ended up buying was in St. Louis, MO. I flew out of Bham early in the AM, connected in Memphis and was in St. Louis by 10:30AM. Took a cab (nearly cost me my life, stupid cabby) to the small dealer lot. I went over the entire car for about 45 minutes and only found a few minor blemishes. Then I drove it around with the salesman for about 2 hours. Back at the dealership, I had them put it up on the rack so I could check underneath and found out why they were asking 2k less than NADA value: they thought it had a rear main leak. I checked everything else out for another 45 minutes and everything was ok. I went inside, made the deal and was on the road by 2:30PM. I drove east to southern Illinois, down through Kentucky and Tennessee, turned south at Nashville and headed straight down 65 home to Bham. I rolled in about 11PM that night and had to get up at 5:45AM the next morning to go to work (in my old car). Total driving miles: 520. I came home after work, put the car up on ramps and the damn oil filter nearly spun off in my hands. I changed the oil and filter and it hasn't leaked drop since in 25k miles.

TroubledWine3

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Graham, NC to Hartford, CT.

Flew up Sunday morning, left CT at 1pm, got back to NC around 11:30pm or midnight.

Very nice way to get aquainted with your new car(especially when you have 10 minutes of experience driving a Honda 5spd. and then you gotta drive a LS1 6spd. all the way down the Eastern seaboard...fun times.)

8GTOKLR

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Only M6 in 100 radius was in the valley which is 80 miles North east thru Los Angeles

2K2WS6TA

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204 miles round trip
The car I was originally looking at buying (NBM WS6 MN6) was sold while the wife and I were on vacation (oddly to a gal that works at the same place I do).
The only othe 6 speed WS6 was in Enid OK, so when we got back, off we went to check it out, got there @ 6pm, by 8pm(dealer closed @7:30) the deal was done, and I drove it home with a big grin plastered on my face

71camaro

iTrader: (8)

I drove bout 300 miles to the heart of arkansas from dallas tx. I would absolutely drive how ever it takes to own one of these cars!

Demon_Speeding

iTrader: (24)

I went 340 miles one way for my car. Haven't regretted it, even for a second.