IMO, if you deal with anglophone japanese sites you'll likely be dealing with African, M/E or Pakistan-Indian speakers and you really dont know what you'll get until it arrives (if it arrives!!!!)
That is why, IMO , you need to buy via trusted Japanese Auction buying agent directly from Auction.
Here isa sample of a Japanese Auction sheet:
Its a Diahatsu 1997 model with 68,960 ks in fair condition (3.5 - C) and the remarks in Japanese need to be translated before buying, IMO. It will likely go for 80K -100K JPY at auction, IMO.......$900-$1100 AUD....
So you can see, DIY from a Japanese Auction can be difficult, IMO.
