a 2000 LSE???

No 2000 LSE. Salvage title tells all. I wouldn't pay more than $5K for that car.
 
Regarding LSE in year 2000, it is interesting, but I also have LS with LSE features and bodykit and the car is manufactured in june 00'. My car had clear (or how it is called) title when it came to Latvia.
 
Someone added the bodykit. Until recently you could buy the components and install them. There was no 2000 LSE. the was only 2002 LSE in silver and black and 2005/2005 LSE in silver, black and red. 2006 had the LSE body kit in all colors.
 
There were V6 manual LSE models in 2002but none in before that, And 2004 also had LSE models avaliable. But only in the V8. Didn't you read the guys article there are 102 white ones lol. I have never heard or seen of a white LSE.
 
I'm not 100% sure but I believe the inside color of the LSE bumper is not yellow. The backside of the bumper, In the one pic you can see it is yellow, I have only seen yellow on aftermarket bumpers and pretty sure a real LSE bumper is grayish in color. Can anyone with a real LSE help me out with this theory?
 
Again- the only colors were black, red and silver. Never white. But anyone could at one time buy the kit and have it painted to match their car. Like what Ken from LS koncepts did.
And yes there was a V6 manual available in 02. In 04/05 there was an appearance package available on the V6s but it was just the grille and rear surround from the LSE package available only on the V8s.
 
Lincoln Luebbe said:
The inside of my 02 LSE bumper was grayish, the inside of my 06 LS bumper is black
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Shouldn't they be painted the same on both sides just finished on the exterior side?

My front and rear bumpers on my sport model are like that.
 
guys, maybe you missed....it's also an svt ls lse in a year they apparently didnt make LSEs. that helps explain the 15k price tag on a salvage vehicle. if it had a clean title, itd be worth well over 50k.
 
"The SVT badges on the fenders and the white gauge faces really throw people off and leave them scratching their heads!!"
 
My 02 was silver (greyish kinda graphite in color in the inside), my 06 is black (black on inside) I don't know why they were different. And I am only talking about the front bumpers rears I don't know for the 02 but I could check for the 06...
 
Thanks for the help guys, I knew there was no such thing as a ford OEM yellow bumber. I remember the problems they had with the cougars and thundebirds from the 80's and early 90's. The paint would come off after about 4 years on the yellow and the decided to do away with it. I think everyone on here that reads this should start asking the guy some questions on EBAY about the car. I asked him where the SEMA certifications are and so far no answer on those. He will answer other questions but avoids certain ones.
 
Lincoln Luebbe said:
My 02 was silver (greyish kinda graphite in color in the inside), my 06 is black (black on inside) I don't know why they were different. And I am only talking about the front bumpers rears I don't know for the 02 but I could check for the 06...
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I see, it may appear that way on your 02 cause it was birch and not finished. From what you say having both colored cars it makes sense not?

I know the actual color of the bumpers under the paint are black, I found that out when I cut my cut outs for the tips in the rear and when some jerk backed into me with his trailer hitch a month ago. Left a small mark but went down into the plastic leaving it a bit exposed.
 
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