MMCtuner

I´d go with the black one. Only 2k miles more in a 2 years difference is something nice about previous owner/s.

Dedik8d1

I found these two really low milage SC400's on ebay. Too much for my budget, but someone on here might be interested.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1994-...item2c603103d8

This one has 17K original Miles!!! WOW!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CARFA...item5646c6044f

greens14

iTrader: (28)

Not that it matters but i dont understand this thread? i definitely CAN understand paying well for a collectors car, a car in good shape, or a car with low miles; but if if this car will be modded or driven often, what is the point of the search, also this is not a collectors car unless its one of the 120? Would it not be better just to make a reasonable offer for a well built car (i know a LOT of tastefully modded owners who would sell for anywhere NEAR those prices listed above) or get a the best condition sc300 for the most reasonable price and spend the additional money restoring it? You'd come out with a car in the same shape but with a lot more money left over.

I'm just wondering on the logic.

Mr.1.5

Both are really nice. I think they are very fair market value. The mileage on each would be like buying a Lex that has just been broken in. I don't think you would regret getting either one.

tientony

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Dam i was thinking about selling my sc300 for 15k, for that price i can buy a older sc and do a full 2jzgte swap with super low miles on the motor and should still have some left over

Dougspeed

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Hopefully the op was gunning for the black one as I ended up buying the white 2000 SC400. Haggled the price down to a more reasonable 12.5k.

Took a crappy phone pic..

horent135

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the blk, i would bargain down to 8k + taxes and fees so around 9-9.5k..

The white, maybe 10K or so out of the door.

Dougspeed

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Unfortunately, the dealer would laugh at you all the way out the door here. Low mileage 98+ SC's in white command a premium here in Cali, and they get sold real quick from what I experienced. I have been watching for them, for years. East coast cars usually sell for at least 4-5k less from what I have seen, but they all tend to have rust and more paint/interior wear due to the harsh weather that we don't see here in Cali. If I could've done $10k otd, that would've been stellar.

sc-driver

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Very true, SC's in California usually have asking prices much higher than in other states.