1994 Toyota Celsior, UCF21

Transmission Rear Wheel Drive xxx kilometers = xxx Miles (Will update later) NO RUST, Everything Works, Runs Great!! AFTERMARKET IMPERFECTIONS ON THIS VEHICLE Currently the paint is very bad (will be painting the full car soon) - There is some damage (we are repairing) - OEM wheels are ugly (we most likely will be putting cool new wheels) - OEM suspension is boring (we will probably be adding coilovers) ABOUT THIS VEHICLE The car came to us from someone in the USA that damaged the car and couldn't do anything with it. The car runs and drives great and there is no rust so it's a shame to waste this car that can be very nice some day!!! We will be doing a lot of work to repair and restore the car to make it look really nice!! We will upload new pictures when the vehicle looks very nice. The car has no rust, it runs and drives great. We do not have a timeframe to complete the vehicle but we will be taking care of the cosmetic imperfections when time permits. The primary difference between the UCF20 and UCF21 second-generation Lexus LS400 / Toyota Celsior (1994-2000) is that the UCF20 designation indicates a model without factory air suspension, while the UCF21 designation indicates a model equipped with factory air suspension. UCF20: Standard coil spring suspension. This setup is much more common, especially in North American 1998-2000 models, and is known for long-term reliability and lower maintenance costs. UCF21: Factory electronic air suspension system. In some international and Japanese domestic market (JDM) trims, it also included higher-end luxury add-ons like rear-seat packages. Years vs. Chassis Code: A common online myth states that UCF20 means 1995-1997 models and UCF21 means 1998-2000 facelift models. In reality, both chassis codes span across the entire 1995-2000 production run depending purely on whether the car left the factory with air ride. FINANCING Traditional banks typically will not allow financing for any vehicle older than 10 years old. For this reason most banks will not do auto loan for a JDM car. PLUS the fact that JDM cars vin number are NOT 17digits which makes banks nervous! We recommend using a collector car financing company like one of the three mentioned below. - / To be approved you will need to have proof of employment for at least 6 months, have good credit history (helps if you financed a car before). You will need at least 680 credit score and at least 15% down payment.