Uh 99 SC400, just got to florida?
03-22-13, 04:59 AM
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i Hope to keep it for a while,just as long i dont get into an accident (knock on wood), I got quite lucky with this one i have service records from the date of purchase to 2007 from the my lexus site, the previous owner took good care of it with proper timed services, its just i dont have anything from 2007-2012 which is where im in the dark. but i should be rolling with you guys second week of april!
03-24-13, 07:54 PM
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I remember when I posted that my first SC was a flood recovery guys were chiming in with 'good luck with the future car fire' and 'you shouldn't even buy an SC if you'd buy a flood recovery'. And my first one ran like a champ and is still running like a champ with minimal maintenance.
Not all salvages are created equal.
Not all salvages are created equal.
03-24-13, 08:01 PM
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Nope. Actually I replaced the one seat which was totally frozen when I got it. Cost me like 40 bucks for a fully functional replacement seat.
Looked good as hell too. Was slower than dirt which is why I went with an NA-T, but I still miss my first love.
Cost me 2k. 5 speed with really good looking paint. Waxed up people used to always tell me that it looked brand new.
Don't let these dudes get to you with their negativity. Do your thing the way you want the best you can afford. They talk like you have to spend huge money on your car, but they do last forever and you can get by without overhauling the entire thing.
Looked good as hell too. Was slower than dirt which is why I went with an NA-T, but I still miss my first love.
Cost me 2k. 5 speed with really good looking paint. Waxed up people used to always tell me that it looked brand new.
Don't let these dudes get to you with their negativity. Do your thing the way you want the best you can afford. They talk like you have to spend huge money on your car, but they do last forever and you can get by without overhauling the entire thing.
03-24-13, 08:06 PM
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Nope. Actually I replaced the one seat which was totally frozen when I got it. Cost me like 40 bucks for a fully functional replacement seat.
Looked good as hell too. Was slower than dirt which is why I went with an NA-T, but I still miss my first love.
Cost me 2k. 5 speed with really good looking paint. Waxed up people used to always tell me that it looked brand new.
Don't let these dudes get to you with their negativity. Do your thing the way you want the best you can afford. They talk like you have to spend huge money on your car, but they do last forever and you can get by without overhauling the entire thing.
Looked good as hell too. Was slower than dirt which is why I went with an NA-T, but I still miss my first love.
Cost me 2k. 5 speed with really good looking paint. Waxed up people used to always tell me that it looked brand new.
Don't let these dudes get to you with their negativity. Do your thing the way you want the best you can afford. They talk like you have to spend huge money on your car, but they do last forever and you can get by without overhauling the entire thing.
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