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Although the mileage is low the age of the vehicle is still a factor. Typically smoke at start is a sign of valve guide seals wear. This could be due to them becoming hard with age. Oil can leak down the guide while the vehicle sits. Its burned off at the initial start. Another cause for this could be clogged drain passages from the head to the crankcase. Typically this is on vehicles that are not well serviced. Sludge builds up under the valve covers and eventually clogs the passages that allows oil to drain back to the pan. This is only one possibility, I'm sure there are others.