1998 Lexus Sc300 Base Coupe 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Lawrenceville, Georgia, United States
Up for sale is a 1998 SC300. The vehicle is Black with ~260k miles and rising. Runs strong, I have driven this car to Tampa, Birmingham and Asheville with no problems! The rear O2 sensor is in need of replacing and throws a CEL code.
There are dings around the body. Interior driver's seat has two or three tears in the leather and could use some TLC but otherwise in decent condition. Body/Interior will need TLC. Both windows do not function, a matter of window regulator fix. Spark notes: Car runs strong, but needs cosmetic TLC. Paint is in good condition, but rear bumper will need repainting and the hood should be replaced. There are silver 18" wheels that look great on the car and the tires have good tread left. There is no reserve! |
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