bobrxlex

just wondering if anyone has seen a first generation ls with this few miles on it. we inherited from out grandparents who didnt drive much.

thadword

No. So, where r the pics?

bobrxlex

sorry, im computer illiterate, dont know how to add pictures, i just learned how to add a picture to my computer when i added it to autotrader, i just put it up for sale

deanshark

Actually, a year and a half ago, when I was looking to buy mine, I saw a 90 with 13K. It was down in South Carolina and they wanted $9500 for it. In my opinion, that was just waaay too much. Even with that low mileage ya still have to think of all the rubber bushings being dry rotted, and other things just sitting there about to seize up from no movement. Too bad you didn't have a 93 with that many miles, it would be worth alot more b/c it's the most reliable 1st gen LS. How much are you asking for it anyway?

bobrxlex

5K there are a couple of scrapes around the wheelwell from my 93 year old mother in law pulling it into the garage, otherwise it still looks beautiful

deanshark

Why don't ya keep it? They're awesome cars and last forever if you take care of it. You got it free, put a grand worth of parts and fluids into it and you'll be golden for years to come. That's what I would do, unless this bad economy has hit ya hard and ya need cash. (like so many of us do)

wnyjazz

A lot of people use photobucket it's free too.

Simple to upload pics and then to post on a forum.

Just click on 'IMG code' and paste in your post.

http://s87.photobucket.com/albums/k1...3DDSC00003.jpg

zippinbye

I'd be interested if the car were on the West Coast. Coming this way?

FYI, our local paper has a 91 with 81,000 miles listed for $6000. I was going to look but first talked selling price expectations with the seller. I pointed out that Kelly Blue Book puts it in the mid to high $4k range for private party value, and that NADA supports (somewhat vaguely) that sort of range. They were firm with $6K, so I passed. I have a year or so to grab one for my teenage daughter. We laughed at her when she asked us to retain our 91 for her (I think she was 8 when we sold it), and never envisioned such a fine auto for a new driver. Aside from evolutions in airbags, I'm not sure that we could find a more reliable and safe "combat vehicle" for Las Vegas roadways, perhaps in the $4k range. So as I actually consider one, I guess the kid has the last laugh! Due to cheaper repair costs, especially body items, she may end up with a grandpa-style Buick or whatever I consider disposable but safe. But something decent of that nature seems to be in the $3000+ range, so it's hard to overlook an early LS 400. This girl is responsible, conservative and mature beyond her years. And skills/decision making look pretty good on the local indoor cart track. So I think we have pretty good odds for vehicle care and survival. Am I insane for pondering one for a juvenile?

steve2006

I bought my 2nd gen 1994 LS with 38,000 miles in 2005,1 previous owner,$6000.00

Dtwillis5

I had a 94 with 19k miles on it, my grilfriend total it, it come from a 91 year old man he trade it for a 2000 ls400 because the dash light work when it wanted. I'm gon see if I still have pic and post them.

hobojoe

Mine 91 I bought with 145k, Up to 190k now.