Post up Recent pixs of YOUR car (LS400s)
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I just wanted to share some pics of my LS400.
This is the before shot
![](http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r69/red3gspyder/DSCN2090.jpg)
This is the *still in progress* shot
![](http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r69/red3gspyder/IMG_3047.jpg)
So far on the exterior of the car, all I’ve done is clear corners, re-painted the grey bottom, tinted windows (a must in west Texas), Megan E-Z street coil overs, silver painted calipers, new tires and rims (18”).
The interior has seen a new double din Sony head unit, re-upholstered seats, 97-2000 wood grain steering wheel, and a not sure what Lexus wood shifter.
The motor so far has just seen maintenance, water pump, timing belt, spark plugs, coils, and oil changes.
I also have this when I don't feel like a nice soft ride.
This is the before shot
![](http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r69/red3gspyder/DSCN2090.jpg)
This is the *still in progress* shot
![](http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r69/red3gspyder/IMG_3047.jpg)
So far on the exterior of the car, all I’ve done is clear corners, re-painted the grey bottom, tinted windows (a must in west Texas), Megan E-Z street coil overs, silver painted calipers, new tires and rims (18”).
The interior has seen a new double din Sony head unit, re-upholstered seats, 97-2000 wood grain steering wheel, and a not sure what Lexus wood shifter.
The motor so far has just seen maintenance, water pump, timing belt, spark plugs, coils, and oil changes.
I also have this when I don't feel like a nice soft ride.
![](http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r69/red3gspyder/DSCN2160.jpg)
Last edited by lexfrmtx; 05-23-12 at 06:00 AM.
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Cars made 2000 or newer can take one hell of a hit, get mangled to no recignition and the passengers can walk away with only bumps and maby some skratches.. but 90s and older... cars, mainly trucks start to get questionable as to if a bad wreck is servivable.
When I worked at a boby shop 6 yrs ago, I saw a 96 siverado come into our tow yard that was barly totaled but had the guys brains and skull fragments splattered through out the cab. Needless to say he was drunk, wasn't warring his seatbelt, had a sport steering wheel and went head on into a light post. But still barly totaled.
Moral of the story... 1) wear your seatbelt. 2) don't drink and drive, EVER!
When I worked at a boby shop 6 yrs ago, I saw a 96 siverado come into our tow yard that was barly totaled but had the guys brains and skull fragments splattered through out the cab. Needless to say he was drunk, wasn't warring his seatbelt, had a sport steering wheel and went head on into a light post. But still barly totaled.
Moral of the story... 1) wear your seatbelt. 2) don't drink and drive, EVER!
Last edited by ocr; 05-24-12 at 08:40 PM.