More pics of My wrecked 91 LS400
08-26-02, 11:41 AM
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More pics of My wrecked 91 LS400
Hey All
Well I finally have my car for sale on the Autotrader Online. I have posted many pics of it and wrote a description. Can you all read my description and let me know I should change anything to read better or make it more appealing.
http://www.autotrader.com/findacar/i...fflt=none#main
Thank you for taking you time.
Jerry
PS I am in absolute Heaven with my 98 LS400. I am still waiting for the wood Steering wheel and shifter to come in. AS soon as they do I will post picture of my new ride along with before and after of the wood aditions.
Well I finally have my car for sale on the Autotrader Online. I have posted many pics of it and wrote a description. Can you all read my description and let me know I should change anything to read better or make it more appealing.
http://www.autotrader.com/findacar/i...fflt=none#main
Thank you for taking you time.
Jerry
PS I am in absolute Heaven with my 98 LS400. I am still waiting for the wood Steering wheel and shifter to come in. AS soon as they do I will post picture of my new ride along with before and after of the wood aditions.
08-26-02, 11:44 AM
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Hey to read the description click right above
1991 Lexus LS400 - Private Seller
and hit the "Used Car Details" Tab. This take you to the main ad.
Have a great day all.
1991 Lexus LS400 - Private Seller
and hit the "Used Car Details" Tab. This take you to the main ad.
Have a great day all.
08-27-02, 10:50 AM
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Horta, your car looks fabulous !!! Like new 
How did you manage to do this ? I'm reading this forum for over 3 months already and all your posts were wery informative. Can you tell us what steps were performed to bring your car to such wonderful condition ?
I gonna buy my own LS400 soon and your information will be very handy. One bad point is there are not as many Lexuses in Australia as in US...
How did you manage to do this ? I'm reading this forum for over 3 months already and all your posts were wery informative. Can you tell us what steps were performed to bring your car to such wonderful condition ?
I gonna buy my own LS400 soon and your information will be very handy. One bad point is there are not as many Lexuses in Australia as in US...
08-27-02, 11:07 AM
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Honestly I do not know if the car has frame damage. I do know one thing it drive perfectly striaght down the road with no viobrations or strang noises.
I really think the damage is cosmetic.
As far as cleaning the car read my old thread on Leather cleaning. I gave some good tips on cleaning the Leather and carpets. I bought a new chemical to clean all the plasctic stuff I will try to give you that info to.
The main thing is patiance and attention to detail. It took me no less than a solid 8 hours on the interior alone.
One quick tip is that I bought this little kit that has all kind of tiny nozzels for a shop vac or a regualr vacume. It looks like the nozzel on thos tiny computor kebord vacume that lok cute but have no suction power. Well now with you shop vac you can suck the lint out of all you tiny nuk and crannies. You can buy this kit in Home Depot or Loews and it around $20 or less.
Getting all of the old dust out mad a big difference in the look and smell of the car.
Jerry
I really think the damage is cosmetic.
As far as cleaning the car read my old thread on Leather cleaning. I gave some good tips on cleaning the Leather and carpets. I bought a new chemical to clean all the plasctic stuff I will try to give you that info to.
The main thing is patiance and attention to detail. It took me no less than a solid 8 hours on the interior alone.
One quick tip is that I bought this little kit that has all kind of tiny nozzels for a shop vac or a regualr vacume. It looks like the nozzel on thos tiny computor kebord vacume that lok cute but have no suction power. Well now with you shop vac you can suck the lint out of all you tiny nuk and crannies. You can buy this kit in Home Depot or Loews and it around $20 or less.
Getting all of the old dust out mad a big difference in the look and smell of the car.
Jerry
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