AppleJack Posted August 15, 2010 Posted August 15, 2010 My 92 has finally reach the end of its life. Some suspension problems, instrumentation cluster lighting, climate control display issues, antenna going, rust starting, leather ripping, and finally the timing belt went... I'm holding back the tears (kidding!) Now, I'm looking to buya 95 SC400 with 220,000km - Is this virtually the same car/engine? If so, I may keep my old one for the spare parts - you know... alternator, power steering pump, radiator, mass flow, headlight,setc etc .... Let me know if the cars are similar enough and if its worth keeping the old one for spare stuff.... Thanks
grnsc40095 Posted August 25, 2010 Posted August 25, 2010 My 92 has finally reach the end of its life. Some suspension problems, instrumentation cluster lighting, climate control display issues, antenna going, rust starting, leather ripping, and finally the timing belt went... I'm holding back the tears (kidding!) Now, I'm looking to buya 95 SC400 with 220,000km - Is this virtually the same car/engine? If so, I may keep my old one for the spare parts - you know... alternator, power steering pump, radiator, mass flow, headlight,setc etc .... Let me know if the cars are similar enough and if its worth keeping the old one for spare stuff.... Thanks AppleJack, That's a BIG YES, let the part conversion begin.
donaldnorman Posted August 26, 2010 Posted August 26, 2010 My 92 has finally reach the end of its life. Some suspension problems, instrumentation cluster lighting, climate control display issues, antenna going, rust starting, leather ripping, and finally the timing belt went... I'm holding back the tears (kidding!) Now, I'm looking to buya 95 SC400 with 220,000km - Is this virtually the same car/engine? If so, I may keep my old one for the spare parts - you know... alternator, power steering pump, radiator, mass flow, headlight,setc etc .... Let me know if the cars are similar enough and if its worth keeping the old one for spare stuff.... Thanks AppleJack, That's a BIG YES, let the part conversion begin.
donaldnorman Posted August 26, 2010 Posted August 26, 2010 My 92 has finally reach the end of its life. Some suspension problems, instrumentation cluster lighting, climate control display issues, antenna going, rust starting, leather ripping, and finally the timing belt went... I'm holding back the tears (kidding!) Now, I'm looking to buya 95 SC400 with 220,000km - Is this virtually the same car/engine? If so, I may keep my old one for the spare parts - you know... alternator, power steering pump, radiator, mass flow, headlight,setc etc .... Let me know if the cars are similar enough and if its worth keeping the old one for spare stuff.... Thanks AppleJack, That's a BIG YES, let the part conversion begin. Hey AppleJack; how about looking at a mint 95 SC400 with 120,000km? mint. what are you thinking of paying? Don
AppleJack Posted August 27, 2010 Author Posted August 27, 2010 What colour - Don't tell me GREEN .... If black on tan - then ... shrug - maybe 7500 - 8500.
Donnyv Posted September 20, 2010 Posted September 20, 2010 I have a request of you, AppleJack. My roomate and I just purchased a 92 SC400 that has definitely seen it's better days and are determined to bring it back to glory. The interior of this car is going to need extensive work as well as minor fixes as far as the engine goes. Our most pressing issue at the moment is finding interior parts without having to repair our wallets as well. We are looking for door panels and other miscellaneous parts for the interior. Are you going to be using the interior of your SC400?
AppleJack Posted October 17, 2010 Author Posted October 17, 2010 Hey bud, yah - I'd be willing to sell of stuff... Drop me a line at niceplay@yahoo.ca ... but remember I'm in Niagara falls Canada - bit of a drive for you for the parts - but they are good. ... later
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