For Sale Santa Rosa Beach, FL: 1999 Lexus LX470 with OEM winch, new interior, service records

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Year
1999
Vehicle Model
  1. LX470
Mileage
196505
Color
White
Outside Link
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1519630981952476
Summary:
  • 196,505 miles
  • OEM winch
  • new interior
  • service records
  • lots of backup parts
  • Florida and Alabama its whole life so no rust issues
  • AHC is good, new globes - not lifted
  • Good tires
  • Smooth and quiet
  • Asking $16k OBO
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The vehicle is in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, 32459. This is in the Florida panhandle between Pensacola and Panama City. I travel frequently between here and Atlanta so I am prepared to deliver the vehicle anywhere in between if buyer arranges a trailer.

I bought this LX on January 29, 2022, with 184,654 miles. Since then I have gone through just about the whole vehicle, documenting everything - see below. I liked it so much that I sold my other two cars and kept the LX as my sole vehicle for a while.

Current mileage is 196,505 and the vehicle is smooth, comfortable, quiet, and reliable. Cold A/C front and rear, shifts smooth, rides smooth, AHC operates, tires are good.

I've driven this all over Florida and would not hesitate to jump in the vehicle and dive cross country right now. I would also be comfortable driving this vehicle on a daily basis.

The Carfax I pulled when I bought it shows that has been in Florida and Alabama its whole life so no rust issues. Along with my own records, that Carfax, and the Lexus service records show thorough service and maintenance.

Other than the excellent records and condition, the unique thing about this vehicle is that it had a Toyota OEM winch retrofitted behind the factory bumper when I bought it. I've gotten many offers for the winch system. A google search to get you started: 38110-60280 Toyota - Google Search - https://www.google.com/search?q=38110-60280+Toyota

Along with the vehicle, the buyer will receive:
  • Carfax and Lexus service records I pulled when I bought vehicle
  • receipts from the services listed below
  • Complete 3 volume Service Manual
  • viable components removed during my baselining and cosmetic improvements - including wheels, floor mats, starter, front bumper, running boards, roof rack, jump seats, etc. etc. etc.
  • baselining parts yet to be replaced such as tie rod ends, rear U-joints, radiator fan clutch, front diff mount bushing kit, etc. etc.

Replaced, repaired, or serviced during my ownership:
  • timing belt, starter, pulleys, bearings, gaskets, fuel filter, radiator hoses, coolant, heater Ts, spark plugs, engine air filter, cabin air filter, misc hoses, PCV (Jan 2022)
  • steering wheel, driver seat cushion, emblems, wipers (Feb 2022)
  • all interior carpet and pads (and thorough cleaning underneath) (Feb 2022)
  • manifold gasket, PS pump rez, PS return hose (Feb 2022)
  • camshaft seals, connector, radiator fan shroud (Feb 2022)
  • throttle body gasket (Feb 2022)
  • fuel injector refurb by Fuel Injector Specialists (Charles Stiesmeyer) (Mar 2022)
  • exterior door handles (April 2022)
  • new keys and programming (April 2022)
  • Cruiser DM center console cup holder (April 2022)
  • HVAC buttons replaced (May 2022)
  • Leather (front and middle seats, center console, mosleymotors.com/leather-interiors) (May 2022)
  • fog/turn light housings (May 2022)
  • tailgate upper trim over license plate (May 2022)
  • Weathertech floor and cargo area mats (May 2022)
  • Antenna (May 2022)
  • wheels from Tundra (May 2022)
  • tires (May 2022)
  • rear brakes, lug nuts, brake fluid (Jun 2022)
  • control arm bushings (Jun 2022)
  • gear oil, grease (Jul 2022)
  • suspension and steering column bushings (Jul 2022)
  • front bumper (Jul 2022)
  • upper control arm bushings, and front shock O-rings (Jul 2022)
  • alignment (Aug 2022)
  • Winch rope and fairlead (Aug 2022)
  • winch loop guard (Aug 2022)
  • steering rack bushings (Aug 2022)
  • sunroof seal, driver footrest, door light lenses (Aug 2022)
  • drain seals for diffs and transfer case (Aug 2022)
  • Builtwerks (ih8mud) headlight upgrade (Sep 2022)
  • driver door window controller (Sep 2022)
  • battery terminals (Sep 2022)
  • Atoto headunit, backup camera (Oct 2022)
  • Audio system USB port (replace cigarette lighter) (Oct 2022)
  • Audio system speakers and amp (Oct 2022)
  • rear suspension helper air bags (Oct 2022)
  • front window film color-matched to rear tinted glass (Nov 2022)
  • refinish wipers, cowling, windshield trim (Nov 2022)
  • AHC globes (Dec 2022)
  • washer fluid sensor, windshield rivet covers, side window belt trim, driver door weatherstrip (Feb 2023)
  • HVAC blower motor and fan (Feb 2023)
  • Antenna disable switch added (Mar 2023)
  • rear suspension and control arm bushings (Mar 2023)
  • Front AC pipes and recharge (Jun 2023) Note: This was due to a pin hole in one of the front AC pipes. A second pipe had to be replaced due to install complications. Rear AC unit is fine.
  • front transfer case housing/shaft removal/clean; replace drive shaft studs, seals, dust covers (Nov 2023)

If I were to keep the vehicle, I would continue baselining with:
  • rear U-joints, radiator fan clutch, front diff mount bushing kit, tie rod ends
  • rear window motor/regulator inspect
  • steering wheel tilt/telescope inspect
  • rear bumper
  • oil pan gasket
  • transmission pan gasket
















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Updated to add:
>I would also be comfortable driving this vehicle on a daily basis.
>AC pipe replacement was due to a pin hole in one of the front AC pipes. A second pipe had to be replaced due to install complications. Rear AC unit is fine.
 
Updated to add a few more details, such as the source of the new leather interior
 
Good morning,

This LX can still be yours. I saw a post about how frustrating it os to do a starter replacement on these motors and it reminded me how the next owner of my 100 will get it with a new OEM starter and all of the other baseline work done. In addition to the starter ✅, Timing belt and all the ‘while you’re in there’ items ✅ AHC globes ✅ steering and suspension bushings ✅ New leather ✅ new carpet ✅ HVAC buttons ✅ audio system ✅ windshield ✅ exterior trim pieces ✅ headlights ✅ etc etc etc

All with proper OEM parts.

I have a spreadsheet and receipts showing I’ve spent $11,611.87 in maintenance and upgrades. If labor were added that number would be much higher.

Not to mention the extras like the bumper, winch, etc etc.

Someone will be getting a beautiful, comfortable , reliable 100 series here. Shoot, with this post I am starting to talk myself into keeping it which is contrary to my future plans so I better post it and walk away…
 
Unable to view the pics. Not sure if that’s a me problem but I can view everyone else’s. OEM winch? As in Toyota winch and bumper from Japan?
 
Same here, unable to view any pics except one side profile shot. The links to the other ten or so say "you do not have permission".
 
Unable to view the pics. Not sure if that’s a me problem but I can view everyone else’s. OEM winch? As in Toyota winch and bumper from Japan?
Same here, unable to view any pics except one side profile shot. The links to the other ten or so say "you do not have permission".
Hello. Thanks for the heads up. I think I discovered the issue with the photos. All good on your end?

Yes, it is a Toyota winch.

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I’m seeing all the pics - beautiful rig GLWS !
 

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