A good buy or not?SC300
05-17-11, 05:34 PM
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A good buy or not?SC300
Hi everyone.I'm looking at purchasing a 1999 SC300 with 20,000 miles. It has full history and all but the timing belt hasn't been changed. Is this an issue I should be worried about being its more than 10 years old even though it has less than 90,000 miles? The car is in mint condition. The guys want 13,000 for the car is this a good deal?Thanks for the help.
05-17-11, 05:59 PM
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I'd jump on it. Not everybody wants to buy an "already" modified car.... not everybody wants a cheap beater that requires thousands of dollars of restoration both mechanical and cosmetic (and even when restored, it's still not as good or true as the original car). For what it's worth, I think 13k is a small price to pay for a truly rare car with that ridiculously low amount of miles.
05-17-11, 06:32 PM
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price (Excellent $13,190) by KBB standards, see if the seller will reimburse the cost of timing belt/water pump in the final price. Caution you may like the Sc more than your wife.
price (Excellent $13,190) by KBB standards, see if the seller will reimburse the cost of timing belt/water pump in the final price. Caution you may like the Sc more than your wife.
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well I test drove the car. It's in great/outstanding condition. Still smells new. Hes going out of town for a couple of days until then I have to wait!! Yeah I might be driving this thing in a little bit.
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