sholover719
SHO Member
well i found a white 1991 taurus sho for 200 bucks the owner says it has a blown head gasket im almost 100% sure its not a blown head gasket sence i know how hard it is to blow a head gasket with our cars, so im thinking of catchen this at a good price considering that me and a friend of mine will go 50 50 on it more then likely if i get a response back from the guy.
i really dont want to part to part out an sho but this is what was posted about the car --- its been sold as a parts car the motor has a blown head gasket, it has a fiberglass hood, aluminum sub-frame bushing, and rod-shifter --- so my question is if its not a blown head gasket , would anybody have an idea what could possibly be wrong with it having such little detail?
ill post up more information when i get a email back from the owner about mileage and the condition of the body and everything
i really dont want to part to part out an sho but this is what was posted about the car --- its been sold as a parts car the motor has a blown head gasket, it has a fiberglass hood, aluminum sub-frame bushing, and rod-shifter --- so my question is if its not a blown head gasket , would anybody have an idea what could possibly be wrong with it having such little detail?
ill post up more information when i get a email back from the owner about mileage and the condition of the body and everything
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For me, that'd be a no-brainer, these alone are worth $200. I'd buy it for parts, though, unless, of course, it's nice enough to justify an engine swap. What about the MTX? These are getting increasingly rare, so a good one is priceless. To add to what NeP8ntballer said: NEVER use any of that Bar-S stop leak stuff in your rad, unless you flush it out very soon with some rather aggressive radiator flush. This stuff will plug your radiator for good. I've done that twice, once I blew a side tank on the rad, the 2nd time it developed a hole in the core and got the engine close to overheating. In both cases, a new rad was needed.