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Thoughts on this 245 for sale? 200 1991

posted by  42 on  Wed Aug 26 22:47 CST 2020
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Mileage is not as important as condition. Have you driven it? If the transmission shifts smoothly then that's probably fine. Is there coolant in the reservoir? I can't see any in the photos, but it could be the lighting on a reservoir that's gone opaque. If it has gone down below the level of the reservoir tank you should try to work out where the leak is -- it may leave greenish or white crusty deposits. Check to see if the engine oil is milky-looking, which would tell you where the coolant has been going... Any car this old will need some repairs, but it looks great. Can you tell where the oil leak is coming from?






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