Its a manual transmission, timing belt recently changed within the last 10k-15k miles, oil changed every 3k miles, recently changed clutch and flywheel. My dad and i got it from copart for about $2k with small front end collision that pushed in the radiator a little and we sent it to a shop to get it fixed up for about $5K .(Its my first question ever on this site so if u want pictures of the damge when i got it i can try to send it just ask!) Ive had it for almost 2 years now, with it being my first manual car I've always been extremely excited to drive it so ive been a spirited driver for a while, but I want to say the last 20k-25k miles I've been much more of a safer driver and babying my car more. I still show it some speed every now and then but i try my best not to floor it a lot.

When i first got it i loved it but i soon got picky with it and started doing small complaints over nothing when the car has been serving me without any issues. Never stranded me once! When i realised i was doing that, i started falling in love with this car so much and it being the car that my dad and I worked and still work on that i would never wanna let go of these memories and experiences so i wanna keep it for the rest of my life.

I know that means I would put a ton of unbelievable miles on it and go through multiple transmissions and engines and questionable amount of money. Point is I was wondering if actually keeping this car alive for that long is actually possible and what are the things that i should look out for when i hit those very high numbers like 300K miles or so?