1993 Lexus Sc300 Coupe Manual Trans 3.0l on 2040-cars
Akron, Ohio, United States
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Offered for sale is a 1993 Lexus SC300 with a manual transmission. This car runs and drives as it should. All service records appear to be up to date. The body is a little worn with scratches, a small rust bubble or 2, and faded paint, however the drivetrain and chassis is tight and sound. The car does everything you'd expect mechanically with the exception of the charging system. We put a charged battery in the car to drive it. It ran great and is ready to be the perfect winter project car. Swap in the Supra Turbo engine and you'd have a beast of a drift car. The seats are worn and the car has a nice set of seat covers in it. All power functions work as they should. Car is sold AS-IS No warranty |
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Far from just another now-defunct model in an endless succession, the IS F marked the first time that Lexus did a proper performance model, debuting in production guise at the 2007 Detroit Auto Show alongside the LFA concept long before the latter entered production and took the idea of the high-performance Lexus even further. The IS F may not have sold in huge numbers, but it definitely marked a milestone for Toyota's luxury division.
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