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  1. lexuseses
    I think they would look great. But It's your decision and not mine.
  2. lexuseses
    What about online parts dealers? Do a search on google, maybe.
  3. lexuseses
    Congrats! Very Nice.
  4. lexuseses
    Have you tired autotrader.com?
  5. lexuseses
    hahaha, now the guy wants others to pay....
  6. lexuseses
    Have you tried searching the forum? Maybe something will come up...
  7. lexuseses
    Have you tried you local salvage yards? I had to replace my radiator a while back and picked one up at a local salvage yard for $60. It's metal and working great ever since.
  8. lexuseses
    I have to agree, save you money and work on it some more. Maybe ask a detailing shop what products they use on their cars. Just remeber a '93 can look just as good as a newer model if you are willing to put the effort and $ into it. I know mine does, to bad the tranny is busted.
  9. lexuseses
    Thanks, I think that's what I'll be doing.
  10. lexuseses
    Exact same thing happen to me. Had to replce one of those darn sensors.
  11. lexuseses
    I tried that a while back and it got worse. Now it acelerates very slowly and only shifts at 4 or 5 RPM.
  12. lexuseses
    Run your finger nail over the scratch, if you can feel a bump/indention, they you can't buff it out. Maybe file a claim on your insurance or ask a local lexus dealer on what they use to detail their cars.
  13. lexuseses
    On my old car, I had a stick on wood dash put in. It lasted the whole time I owned the car and looked ok. If I had to do it again I would not get it and just stay stock. It just looked cheap everytime I looked at it.
  14. lexuseses
    What about just hard scrubbing. The scuff marks on the doors I just scrub real hard with a interior cleaning and they come off for the most part.
  15. lexuseses
    Wow, looks very nice!
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