Hello all,
I just purchased an HDJ101k at auction in Japan and I thought I got a pretty sweet deal (~12,000 USD). I had a PPI run and it came back great, and I took a look at some photos and set a low maximum price. Now that I am looking at more photos, and thinking about it, I am wondering if this car is overly rusted/possibly in rough shape. This car has about 115,000 miles and has maintenance records, but the undercarriage has been completely painted. Attached are some photos showing different views of the car. I can see there has clearly been some rust on the undercarriage, and there is a questionable amount of rust in the engine bay. There also appears to be some water damage or something on a bed platform that has been installed in the trunk. I am wondering if any one thinks that this is overly problematic, or that there could be some major structural rust? I will have to wait for it to arrive in the states to confirm, but I would appreciate some insight from anyone that is very familiar with these. Thank you.
I just purchased an HDJ101k at auction in Japan and I thought I got a pretty sweet deal (~12,000 USD). I had a PPI run and it came back great, and I took a look at some photos and set a low maximum price. Now that I am looking at more photos, and thinking about it, I am wondering if this car is overly rusted/possibly in rough shape. This car has about 115,000 miles and has maintenance records, but the undercarriage has been completely painted. Attached are some photos showing different views of the car. I can see there has clearly been some rust on the undercarriage, and there is a questionable amount of rust in the engine bay. There also appears to be some water damage or something on a bed platform that has been installed in the trunk. I am wondering if any one thinks that this is overly problematic, or that there could be some major structural rust? I will have to wait for it to arrive in the states to confirm, but I would appreciate some insight from anyone that is very familiar with these. Thank you.