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Thanks! The price is 12,000 and I plan on keeping forever. I’ll keep looking for better options. Thanks again.It depends on the price and what you want to do with it. If you’re going to keep it forever, pass. If it’s a winter beater and it’s cheap, go for it. Just realize everything you work on will require this, along with heat and swearing.
If you have $12k to spend, then you need to start looking at all of the rust-free 100s in the southern US and disregard everything east of 100*W and north of 36.5*N.Thanks! The price is 12,000 and I plan on keeping forever. I’ll keep looking for better options. Thanks again.
Thanks! The price is 12,000 and I plan on keeping forever. I’ll keep looking for better options. Thanks again.
Thanks for feedback. Milage is at 171,000 one owner, and has been in NY and PA the majority of life. I maintenance record looks good, and it shows that the cats were replaced. The timing belt has not been replaced from what I saw on the maintenance record from Toyota. I'll most than likely pass and be patient like one of the other members mentioned.maybe 10k depending on mileage. Get a shot under the spare tire as that area usually looks the worst. If there’s any codes related to exhaust hard pass...rusty cats and exhaust will lead to eventual big spend repair. lessons I learned buying a rusty one
- decent news is the one pictured looks Nekkid, so someone isn’t trying to hide rust. Could be surface
- expect to be ordering additional bolts, related hoses, etc when you do repair work And or find a mechanic that doesn’t piss and moan about a little rust or drilling out bolts
- depending on mileage and maintenance history and interior condition being on the good to pretty good side...maybe 9-10k. Market is at premium right now
More pictures of the LX470What about this one? 2000 LX470 Miles: 189,000 Price: $10,000
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That looks much better. That's an acceptable level of rust, IMO.
Thanks, I'll do more research on the service record.Yes MUCH better. See IF you can find any service records on it having a Transmission rebuild or replacement. Certain manufacture dates in 2000 had issues with A343F trans.
On ANY used vehicle expect to put some money into it to 'baseline' it (change fluids, possibly brakes, etc). But that one is much more like what you want to look at.
Thanks, I'll do more research on the service record.