I Bought this car about 4 months ago with the thought that i would never let it go. Well the time has come sooner than I expected. Well I've been given the chance to start my own business, and at this time in my life i need to focus on that more then cars. Although I love this car, the security of my future comes first. I rarely got to enjoy it. I drove it 5 times, that's included one test drive before I bought it. The car was/is kept in a storage unit as you can see in the back ground of the pictures. That's where it will remain until sold. I see replicas of the DC 5 R going for sale going around 18,000 to 20,000 price range, not saying that people are buying them at that price, but it just gives me an idea of what i can sale a true R for. So I'm asking for 22,000 Firm. Upon the sale of the vehicle their will be no test drives. If a prospect is interested we can set up a time and place to meet to talk about any questions or concerns. Lowballers!!!!!!! Will Be Ignored.

I cannot get into details about the registration through the website for the protection of my connection. Lets just say when the time come for the sale of the car, the registration will be completed. I know its not that big of a deal, better safe then sorry.

hitek1282@yahoo.com...... If you have any questions please fill free to email me.

2002 DC5 R (Registration Pending)

Interior: Stock. 9 out of 10
Diver side lower leg hugger needs to be replaced. (Recaros)

Exterior: Stock 9 out of 10
Door Dings due to being driven

Engine : Stock 102,655 Kilo (67,000 miles) Roughly
I've only Driven the car 1,000 miles. 200 miles after oils and spark change.
Change the oil ( Mobile 1 Synth. 10/30w)
Change Spark Plugs (NGK)

 

incredible looking car, wish it was possible for me to buy, but in all honesty man, why would anyone buy a car they cannot test drive?

 

In all honesty, why would anybody let anybody go test drive their car if they are not serious about buying it. Im actually guilty of that myself at the dealerships not anybody personal. It's not a problem for me to take them out for a cruise. You got to look at the liability. What if they while driving miss shift and blows something. What if the person was to lose control, get in a car crash or just does something totally unexpected. If it ends up in a bad situation it could be at your expense. Then you as the owner will be out a vehicle, and will have to repair any damages to anything involved. It is RHD any many people have never drivin' anything of that sort unless they owned a mail truck sometime in their lives. In all said and done, better safe then sorry no matter what side the steering wheel is on.