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I have a LX450 with 80k miles that I'm looking to sell. I keep getting people leaving cards wanting to buy it, only to find that they are willing to offer a grand or two. Where are you guys selling your rigs? This one needs some love to get to pristine status, but is overall registered and running.

Following this thread as I have the same question.

I've been getting it ready to sell. I just don't have the space and time right now. :(

Did you have to use any adapters for the front or the back?

RetroSound S-62 Crutchfield says these should fit without an issue for the LX450. Has anyone used this speaker setup before?

Are the tires still usable? If so, what are the specs and how much treadwear is left?

Thanks for the pics. Did you have to pull your center console to replace the boot? Also, where is this velcro everyone is talking about? Is the entire boot held on by just velcro?

Hmm, it appears I was wrong in that the "foot" can be compressed. I guess I am supposed to put the lever arm inside of the "foot." See detailed YouTube:

Thanks again guys. I'll give it a shot!

I had to replace the LSPV. It's currently mounted and all of the brake hydraulic lines have been bled. I'm now having a hard time getting the pivoting arm on due to the LSPV's "foot" not easily compressing upwards. Is it possible to compress the little "foot" (pointed by the green arrow in...

How do I remove the parking brake handle's leather boot? I was guessing it was just held on by clips and I just pull on it really hard, but before I gorilla it, I wanted to be sure. Thanks guys!

Upon closer inspection, it appears all the soft brake lines have the same P/N. Thanks!

I called my local Toyota dealer to get a P/N on a brake hose. It's the one in front of the differential that is connected to the T-fitting. Do you guys happen to know which of the two P/Ns it is? The diagram is a bit hard to tell which is which. Thanks in advance!

TY for the advice. I agree -- $1400 seems like I could even take it somewhere that'll pull it, refurbish it, and reinstall without having me to lift a finger.

1996 LEXUS LX450 Rear Axle Assembly - this seems to be an option, but seems kinda pricey.