![]() 08/24/2017 at 14:53 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
1992 Toyota Celsior with only 18,000 miles on it. !!!error: Indecipherable SUB-paragraph formatting!!!
Also some very strange seat covers.
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Lace covers on the seats are extremely normal for JDM large sedans. I think it’s meant to help keep things clean - so it’s the JDM equivalent of a plastic couch cover?
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CP at any price, unless you’re really into trolling people on the streets or can’t find a clean LS400. There is nothing functionally unique to the RHD Celsior.
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Automatic = CP.
Now that that is out of the way,
That’s a nice example. Is it possible to swap the thing to a manual?
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I mean. Why would you want a stick in a big sedan?
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So essentially if one swapped Toyota badges onto an LS400, they’d have practically the same car in LHD?
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Yes, although the entire steering wheel hub cover needs to be swapped since they didn’t have stick-on chrome logos back then.
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Ah I see. Not that I’d consider doing this. I think I’d just pick a more interesting JDM car, that Pajero from a while ago was pretty awesome looking.
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Love the 1UZ-FE but probably not worth it.
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Besides the covers I also like the fact that the car has cloth seats. Japanese buyers still appreciate cloth seats in luxury cars. Good luck finding a Lexus with those.
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Buuut itzz Jay-Dee-Ehmmm yo.
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CP.
Also so few miles on a car so old... hard pass.
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CP is the phrase you seek
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Same reason I’d want one in anything... just more fun.
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In something small and nimble, I completely agree with you. But I ask this, have you ever actually driven an LS400? The driving dynamics are best described as nautical. In my mind, to replace the automatic with a stick would completely go against the character/nature of the car.