2000 sc400
02-23-13, 10:43 PM
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2000 sc400
Just bought a great example. So nice I don't want to drive her. 97,000 original miles.
Time capsule condition. All original. What are they worth today? Enthusiasts please!
Time capsule condition. All original. What are they worth today? Enthusiasts please!
02-24-13, 06:59 AM
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I used to read these threads where guys would have 2 SC's and be like "how the hell are they pulling this off? I could never do that" and then for like 6 months I had 2 5 speeds sitting in front of my house, one that looks awesome and was slow as hell and the other that didn't look as good but was a speed demon. After dumping the good looking one, I'm focusing on making the fast one look good.
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02-24-13, 08:33 AM
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I used to read these threads where guys would have 2 SC's and be like "how the hell are they pulling this off? I could never do that" and then for like 6 months I had 2 5 speeds sitting in front of my house, one that looks awesome and was slow as hell and the other that didn't look as good but was a speed demon. After dumping the good looking one, I'm focusing on making the fast one look good.
02-24-13, 09:01 AM
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The 2k Sc doesn't feel like the previous gen in a lot of ways. It feels floaty and kind of light where the old one feels like it is anchored to the earth. In the SC3 version it is very IS3 like in the way it drives. Haven't tried the Sc4 version. Feels like a whole different car from the early gen though.
02-24-13, 09:52 AM
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Congrats on the pickup! It seems you see even less 2000 SC400's around the forum than you do '97 5spds!
And they do feel completely different than the older generations. I think 'floaty' would be a good way to describe it, but definitely not in a bad way. Floaty as in 'quiet and comfortable'.
Lol, as well, I happen to be one of those guys with two SC's. Two '99 SC400's at that!
And they do feel completely different than the older generations. I think 'floaty' would be a good way to describe it, but definitely not in a bad way. Floaty as in 'quiet and comfortable'.
Lol, as well, I happen to be one of those guys with two SC's. Two '99 SC400's at that!
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