Reluctant sale, London parking permits for cars without emission data are going through the roof. Imported myself through Jap Auto Agent in 2021. I obtained the certificate of conformity from Japan to register the car as ULEZ compliant with DVLA. I bought the car with approximately 25k miles on it. Before the car was even shipped from Japan I had the following work done: - nearside sliding door mechanism repair - cambelt replacement, pulleys and tensioners, coolant and oil change - conversion of dash from km/h to m/h. - sleek LED rear fog light Since its arrival in the UK the car had the following done: - 4x Vredestein Quadrac Pro all-season tyres - Yakima roof bars - Towbar fitted with electrics - Underside of car sealed (the underside of the car was in pristine condition, white paint still white, it was sealed to keep it that way with a waxy substance) - LPG conversion by the wonderful team at Profess LPG Ltd in Wales, 90L tank, with filling port concealed next to the petrol fuel cap. Recently serviced. - New custom-cut anthracite carpets throughout. I didn't want to tarnish the beige luxury carpet that came with the Alphard. I removed them and stored them in my garage, and had the new ones installed so I could be a bit less precious about the interior. The new carpet still looks fresh, old one has been stored since the car had 25k miles on it. - Sony XAV3500 head unit - Alpine PWE-S8 under seat subwoofer, installed professionally with it's own fused supply through the firewall. - front and rear bumpers re-sprayed, headlights polished. This car is my pride and joy and has sailed through every MOT. There is one downside, which is paint blistering/pealing on the roof above the front windscreen. It's not very visible, re-spray would be expensive. It either needs a viny wrap on the roof or if the car gets converted to a camper, then the roof doesn't matter anyway. Headlining slightly sagging above driver door. MOT runs out end of Feb, if the car doesn't sell by then, will get a new MOT and service done. Not in a rush to sell, so no unlikely to take offers.