Purchased 1995 LS400 blue w/tan (pictures)
10-02-07, 10:00 PM
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wow man she is beautiful ...nice man how much was the purchase? i got my car with 60k miles on the mark...w/ 60k maintenance just done to it through lexus...hopefullly that guy serviced it for the 60k or else thats another 1000 dollars maybe more...if more parts are needed but either way man that cart is hella nice i got a 91 u got a 95 i am so jealous 
lol either way my car is hella clean and i love it! welcome man....join the lexus family 
u aint gona drive another car trust me cant beat the comfort on a lexus
lol either way my car is hella clean and i love it! welcome man....join the lexus family u aint gona drive another car trust me cant beat the comfort on a lexus
10-03-07, 07:14 AM
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Thank you all. I have a feeling the 60k was not performed before I purchased the car. However, I'm going to do what I can myself. I need to find some plugs and wires as I believe they are the originals on the car.
The transmission fluid was flushed and filled at 15k, 30k, and I have dumped 4 total qts and replaced at 58k.
I can do the diff, filters, plugs, wires, gaskets, etc. I honestly don't know what else is in the 60k. I'll have to look at my book.
Dustin
The transmission fluid was flushed and filled at 15k, 30k, and I have dumped 4 total qts and replaced at 58k.
I can do the diff, filters, plugs, wires, gaskets, etc. I honestly don't know what else is in the 60k. I'll have to look at my book.
Dustin
10-03-07, 07:38 AM
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How do you use a clay bar and when can I use it or not?
My paint looks very thin, as if there is hardly any clear coat left. I know its a black color and all but would a clay bar help or remove any clear coat I have left.
Thanks
My paint looks very thin, as if there is hardly any clear coat left. I know its a black color and all but would a clay bar help or remove any clear coat I have left.
Thanks
10-03-07, 08:32 AM
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Lexus Champion
10-03-07, 08:52 AM
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Basically you buy a clay-bar kit (Mothers). Work in small sections on a freshly washed car, applying the detailing mist and rubbing the clay bar over the paint. After, I applied a cleaner wax and then a polish on top.
10-03-07, 09:26 AM
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10-03-07, 12:14 PM
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Thank you.
I paid $10k which I was comfortable paying given the service records provided.
It was an original owner car, but a dirty original owner car.
Dustin
I paid $10k which I was comfortable paying given the service records provided.
It was an original owner car, but a dirty original owner car.
Dustin