Used Jap Car Importers

[Fr0dders]

i've asked this before, but didnt get much of a reply.

The one Drex used is a complete unknown, he's taking a gamble as he's spending 3.5k. If your on about spending a bit more money, who should i be looking at. I know litchfield do a lot of scooby stuff, as im after a blobeye JDM, but they only seem to import new stuff.

Last of my 9 points was on 2004. First of them was Oct '03. So in 2 and a bit years time, i'll have 4 years NCB, and be over 25 with no points, which should make insurance much less than what ive payed at 21 with 0ncb and 12 points on a 7k Picasso (over 2k)

 

[Axeboy]

http://www.japaneseauctions.co.uk

http://www.picknbuy24.com/

http://www.car-imports-direct.com/

http://www.japan-partner.com/stocklist.html

http://www.tau-sales.com/



Some of the many, Autoadvan, the one at the top, i would say are the safest for a first timer. they will source a car to order.


Also, try Power Vehicles on the Driftworks forum, he can source cars very easily.

 

[Firegod]

A couple which I know are good:-

http://www.spmotor.co.uk/

http://www.neweraimports.com/index.htm (<- They have the Fast & The Furious Tokyo Drift Cars.)

 

[Dr Who]

http://www.carontrack.com/

http://www.cineaction.co.jp/japanese_used_cars/stk/stk_list.cgi?mk=NISSAN

http://www.kaizousha.com/

http://www.japanautodirect.com/

Some there for you

 

[MarkLP]

http://www.japimportsuk.com/

just down the road from me

 

[Mickey_D]

Went looking on the japandirect one and immediately my ears perked up. I asked my wife out loud, "Hey, what are they doing with my old Jeep on there? Wait a minute, something ain't right....."

Then I noticed the Mitsubishi emblem and realised someone's done a hell of a lot of work to make it LOOK like a Jeep CJ.....

Very impressive.

 

[Fr0dders]

http://www.japimportsuk.com/

just down the road from me

from their website

Subaru impreza WRX STi 4dr Saloon, (2003) £ 16,750
2.0 litre Turbo,
Colour: blue
Manual, 26000 miles
uk car


a Uk '03 STI for 16.7k they are having a laugh. You can get a decent one from a subaru dealer for less than that. I've seen good private ones for 13.

 

[Fr0dders]

Some of the many, Autoadvan, the one at the top, i would say are the safest for a first timer. they will source a car to order.

loving this one

http://www.autoadvan.co.uk/car-details-3706587.html

Defi's, STI Front splitter, not keen on the wheels, but then i dont like the standard ones anyway so no matter what i bought they'd be going for prodrive replicas's

for under 16k for a 2004 Spec C. No pics of the back seats though, does the Spec C have any ?