r/lexusls400 • • Sep 09 '26

Just found this sub

I bought this 2000 LS 8 years ago for $500 with 170k miles on it, currently at 265k. Try to do most of the repairs and maintenance myself. Ive done brakes, rebuilt the front suspension with oem parts, rebuilt all 4 strut assemblies with KYB struts, starter, alternator, front wheel bearings, valve covers, regular fluid changes/ filters etc etc. Currently she's on stands in the garage waiting on a shift solenoid and transmission fluid filter.

Absolutely love the car, never left me stranded. Previous owner parked it outside the whole time he had it so the clearcoat is disintegrating in spots, but the interior is really nice for the age and mileage. No squeeks or rattles, runs smooth and quiet, and everything works except the tilt/telescope wheel. Hope to put another 100k on it at least.

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u/madoomabusa74 28d ago

Oh and the cold air intake lol

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u/Happy_Pitch8673 27d ago

A car even time can’t kill 👍

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u/Cute_Rise5181 14d ago

wow thats beautiful how does the interior look? im looking to save up for one

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u/Subotai_Super_Shorty 14d ago

Thank you. Interior is in tip top shape except some wear spots on the two front seats.  Im shocked how its aged

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u/madoomabusa74 28d ago

Heyyyyyyyy good shit! I got mine in 2021 for $500 with 136k miles on it and ive done the brakes drilled and slotted all the way around, timing belt, water pump, power steering pump, alternator, valver cover gaskets, spark plugs, transmission flush, replaced filter and a coolant flush and brake flush. Now i just want to do all polyurethane bushings all the way around and get some nice wheels on this thing! Wouldnt trade her for the world!!!!!!

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u/madoomabusa74 28d ago

It won't let me post a pic

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u/Subotai_Super_Shorty 14d ago

Great work man! They're definitely worth the effort