I think I'd just use the existing grill - it should straighten out once it's unbolted from the hood. Maybe a little Super Glue and argent paint if anything... I don't think $2500 is very far out of line - maybe looking at it as a wholesaler it is, but I think you can probably sell that baby for $3000 or better pretty easily. I'd definitely replace that top rad hose now though. That could end up biting you on a long trip...
Being an old timer at 70 years old, I really enjoy seeing you save the Seville. It is indeed a beautiful car for its era and even today. As Randy would say, I would drive the hell out of it. It reminds me of the tapped out 1977 Chrysler Cordova that I owned that was white on white. It had an upgraded leather padded half lanbow top.
Cadillacs of the 80's and 90's had self diagnostic capabilities. Depress the Off and red Warmer buttons on the air conditioning control head and the current codes will display in the message center. You can also clear the codes by using the control head.
GM didn’t switch to DexCool until 95 and 96.Nice Cadillac.I guess I am relatively a newbie to your channel.I like your Uncles house.Looks very cozy.And looks like it has good bones.I can totally understand why you would feel so comfy there.Keep up the great adventures.
I highly recommend a 160 thermostat if you put one in. If you put a waterpump in make sure you tourqe the bolts to spec not over they will snap off in the block.
I recognize the area, my grandfather was born in 1941 and they lived on 13th. Many trips from Champaign, IL and we had to ALWAYS stop at 12 points... Terre Haute is an old, but fantastic "city" I always enjoyed visiting family over there.
At 31:00 The Jeep noise is input shaft and counter shaft bearings accessable by removing left front tire removal of transmission metal plate 13mm 8 scews. The 2 bearings are right there. You will need a bearing puller. And snap ring pliers.
Hey Randy - all the best to you and Mike and your families. Thanks for all the hard work. My grandfather had this generation Cadillac (which he loved) as his last car before he passed so it always makes me think of him.
Finally Cadillac video part 1! That Seville is one of my favorite body styles honestly and where I'm from that is at least a $5500 in that shape but if you fix that hood it would be $6500. There are not many of those left and that interior is pretty sweet. Love the content as always Randy.👍👌
I worked for a GM dealer back in the early 90’s. This generation Seville was a slow seller. Shared platform with Parc-Avenue, Olds 98. Clean car though. Older folks bought these.
That Cadillac looks like something a football coach would drive and as for the house I see lots of potential for your uncle’s home when you get done fixing it up it’ll be a really nice place to be
I have moved into many rental houses like that and fixed them up little bit by bit and made them into perfectly livable and comfortable houses. I have young kids and living in a brand new house is almost to much stress. To be honest I would rather live in a house with let's say "character" than something brand new.
Same here. A house in Altoona Pennsylvania. 1806 5th avenue. I'll be posting the rest of the videos of that disaster I tried to make a home.. with and from nothing.. but you know what? Can't no one day I'm not able to do anything I puts my mind to. Cause I does it everyday. Mad Luv N Respect to you and happy holidays
I'm from the UK and I had one the exact same colour with the phaeton burgandy roof also. Mine was a 4.9L and I had it from 2003-2014 and it was a lovely car. My interior was all burgandy, the same colour as the dash in this one. I was told by a cadillac expert to make sure the temperature NEVER went above 224 as it would destroy the engine, so I always watched the temperature. It was my favourite car and I wish I still had it. The reaction it got from people was mixed-they either loved it or hated it.
The alarms and train whistles, I thought I was watching a 100% Jake video. Great looking car. Not many left. They followed the bustle back ones from 1980 to 1985. Good luck with it. Merry Christmas to you . Thank you for the videos. I enjoy all of them.
That comment about the house was funny, i know it was your uncles so i thought it nice of you to bring it up, the house was loved and lived in..Merry Christmas you 2
Hey Randy, I enjoy your videos the most while you guys are in Indiana. It's very touching how you take so much pride in that house. I was the same way with my Grandma's house in Detroit Michigan. What looks like an old run down house to others, means the world to people like us that hold onto the sentimental values that nobody else could ever understand. Keep doing what your doing and love that old house because it's a part of who you are. You seem very happy when your there in Indiana.
We had the exact same problem with our 1990 Eldorado (with the exact same engine) - the thermostat stuck open, giving no heat in winter. A neat tip: If you hold the OFF and WARM buttons simultaneously, the driver information display goes into diagnostic mode, allowing you to see all kinds of neat information.
It's very simple, you are at peace and very comfortable in that house because of the family connection you have with it. That house has a soul that your new house doesn't. The new house will as time goes on and you make new memories in it. Merry Christmas and safe travels my friends!
I had an older friend who owned one of these 1990 model Sevilles and bought it new. It was a beautiful car and rode like a dream. His was a dark Champain color with black leather Interior.
#replaycrew my mom had an 88 el-dawg, triple black. Smashed by an old family member we won't talk about as of yet. I loved that car as my deceased mother left it to me... But I shared this on my FB page stating that, it's not about what you have, but the irreplaceable memories and such! Love the content on your channels Randy as I'm an OG here. Thanks to Gene Bowman (passed) who put me onto the scene. Mad Luv N Respect to everyone! Sorries for my extremely long post, but I just had to say something. Love y'all!
You guys be careful on your way home with that Seville because Michelin hasn't made white walls in many years so those tires have to be at least 15 years old I'm guessing?
It's a sweet car; my late father-in-law had one of these, it wasn't something I would have driven myself, but it suited him and he loved it. You don't see any of these on the road anymore and it stands out.
Beautiful car I would drive it like I stole it. Should be a good car to go on a very long trip and find new adventures and make beautiful memories. Great video.
I love the car and the house. I used to live in a similar house and it was very warm and cozy. Best house I have lived in. In my opinion, old houses like that have great character.
My grandmother bought an almost identical Seville brand new in 91. White with tan interior. Many childhood memories in that car! She loved it and drove it for 10 years until she traded it for a new 2001 Seville STS.
Hey Carter - yep, The Greatest Generation loved these. I think they were probably easier to drive than the full sized Cadillacs but still had all the luxury and performance characteristics.
@@mexicanspec Yeah I think she got about 50,000 miles out of the Northstar V8 before a major engine failure...which then put her in a 2007 CTS 3.6 that had a engine failure at 70,000 miles....🙄
@@randomhero111391 I never understood why Cadillac used their clients as guinea pigs on the engine designs. Cadillac knew the 4.1L engine was bad which was proven by the fact that they never used that engine in the commercial chassis'. When the car had to drive for a long time they used a different engine. My father bought a 1995 Cadillac STS and he never had a problem with it. Maybe he got lucky.
Liking the old Caddy. That’s a nice color combination. Glad you’re fixing up the house. My grandparents’ house was torn down for a subdivision that ended up not really happening.
Randy you made me laugh joking about how the winter there is like Florida. I live in Gainesville florida and woke up to 25 degree weather this morning. Florida is taking part in the whole winter thing too this year lol.
Love that little house (Terre Haute) to be over 100 years old, it's not in bad shape. Your uncle was older, it's easy to let maintenance issues get out of hand, you can't hardly find decent people to hire to help out.
randy these caddy's have a built in code reader check for Diagnostic Trouble Codes stored in the computer, turn the ignition on, then hold down the OFF and WARMER (for digital dash) or OFF and passenger-WARMER buttons (for analog dash) or OFF and "Info ^" buttons (if you have temperature dials) until all of the dash lights come on. The digital display will then show any codes stored. Be prepared to write them down. When it's done, you will probably see "PCM?" At that point, press the OFF button 3 or 4 times until the dash goes back to normal, or just turn off the ignition.
At $2500, with the condition and miles, this is a steal. I'm part of the Verrazano Cadillac Club here in NYC, and I know a few of my guys actually love and own these baby Caddies.
I would say the house has character and even tho its a little rough around the edges, the history that's built by your family makes it a home. Anyway hope you have a Merry Christmas look forward to seeing your drive home and seeing the Jeep in one of your next videos. ✌
An old friend has a Cadillac like rhis one. While visiting I drove it everyday and loved it. They weren't very popular when they were new, but it seems to be an okay car.
I love the caddie cool car ,,I think the house is ok myself being damn near 70 I grew up in an old hose like it,, always loved it ... I was always very happy there... Merry Christmas to you , mike and families .......
Please, Randy, keep making videos with Mike, both of you guys make wonderful amazing content together and it. keeps making my day because your content is as usual so natural
You and Monkey Wrench Mike are better than Click and Clack!! And a rare f bomb - I love it. The cold does seem worse as you age from what I can tell. 40º to 65º is my preferred temp range for wrenching.
You have a 100-year-old house. It's in better shape than the one I used to live in and tried to fix. If most of the windows still open, you have a diamond in the rough. My house, the windows were parallelogram and trapezoidal shape to the point that a couple windows had wavy glass that was cracked from the window frame. If you floors are relatively level, you have a gem!
That car is an absolute time capsule. I would love to see Doug DeMuro do a video of this on his channel. I can just imagine seeing him smiling ear to ear talking about it. Nice find!
Don't be fooled by cars of that era. The typical life of a US brand car built in the 1980s and before was less than 100k miles. For cars with known bad reliability like FWD Cadillacs and Mopar Turbos life was even less. Don't be fooled by the nice paint and upholstery, most cars built in that era went to the salvage yard looking new.
Great content as always!!!! A couple of takeaways, suggestions. First you have diagnostic capability with the climate control. Off and high simultaneously. Probably have to google the flow charts. Have always used Vaseline on o rings for thermostats. The CJ is cool AF! It has that Jeep “death wobble”. Short wheel base, big tires, poor steering dampening and alignment concerns. Your Uncle’s house has character! Live in one similar myself that was my Grand parents. There’s just an aurora, tranquility in these places we visited growing up. Merry Christmas and safe travels.
Merry Christmas, Randy and Mike! Love the Cadillac, I hope we get to see more of her soon! Finding nice examples of these late 80s and early 90s Cadillacs is kinda impossible these days, so it's super refreshing to see one again.
9:50 Yeah Dex cool or Dexkill back when they call it will have problems with gumming up cooling passenge holes. I’ve have seen it where it becomes solid as a rock and you will have to take a part the upper heads to clean it out. I have to say now Dexcool doesn’t have that issue any more and I even think now you can switch a GM car to green coolant and dex coolant without having any problems as long as you flush it all out good.
Randy with a hood and grille replacement you stole it for $2500. You don’t find these so clean anymore!
Thanks man!
I thought the same thing. She's a beauty!!
Do you want to sell that cadillac
I think I'd just use the existing grill - it should straighten out once it's unbolted from the hood. Maybe a little Super Glue and argent paint if anything...
I don't think $2500 is very far out of line - maybe looking at it as a wholesaler it is, but I think you can probably sell that baby for $3000 or better pretty easily.
I'd definitely replace that top rad hose now though. That could end up biting you on a long trip...
@@butchsutton3006 it’ll probably go to copart soon, keep your eyes open
Being an old timer at 70 years old, I really enjoy seeing you save the Seville. It is indeed a beautiful car for its era and even today. As Randy would say, I would drive the hell out of it. It reminds me of the tapped out 1977 Chrysler Cordova that I owned that was white on white. It had an upgraded leather padded half lanbow top.
You guys make me laugh man
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Cadillacs of the 80's and 90's had self diagnostic capabilities. Depress the Off and red Warmer buttons on the air conditioning control head and the current codes will display in the message center. You can also clear the codes by using the control head.
Yep Randy in the 220s is when the fans kick on! So in love with this baby Seville 😍
We usually don’t get snow here until after the new year but you and Mike brought this weather here
GM didn’t switch to DexCool until 95 and 96.Nice Cadillac.I guess I am relatively a newbie to your channel.I like your Uncles house.Looks very cozy.And looks like it has good bones.I can totally understand why you would feel so comfy there.Keep up the great adventures.
$2500.00 ? That's a great deal ! Worth more than that by twice, easily. Sweet car, nice shape.
I highly recommend a 160 thermostat if you put one in. If you put a waterpump in make sure you tourqe the bolts to spec not over they will snap off in the block.
I recognize the area, my grandfather was born in 1941 and they lived on 13th. Many trips from Champaign, IL and we had to ALWAYS stop at 12 points... Terre Haute is an old, but fantastic "city" I always enjoyed visiting family over there.
Randy, those cars came with green coolant. The DexCool came out a few years later. There's a diagram on the D/S shock/strut tower.
It's a carriage top and it's beautiful the way it matches the car. You have great taste in automobiles.
Also, we called that a Sim Con. (Simulated convertible)
At 31:00 The Jeep noise is input shaft and counter shaft bearings accessable by removing left front tire removal of transmission metal plate 13mm 8 scews. The 2 bearings are right there. You will need a bearing puller. And snap ring pliers.
Hey Randy - all the best to you and Mike and your families. Thanks for all the hard work. My grandfather had this generation Cadillac (which he loved) as his last car before he passed so it always makes me think of him.
The caddy is my dream car. This is by far my favorite car on the channel!!!!
well there I am lol 😂 was fun meeting with y’all.
Yes they both are! i even mentioned that to them when I was there
Finally Cadillac video part 1! That Seville is one of my favorite body styles honestly and where I'm from that is at least a $5500 in that shape but if you fix that hood it would be $6500. There are not many of those left and that interior is pretty sweet. Love the content as always Randy.👍👌
I worked for a GM dealer back in the early 90’s. This generation Seville was a slow seller. Shared platform with Parc-Avenue, Olds 98. Clean car though. Older folks bought these.
Shout out to you Randy and Mike appreciate you 💯💯
I wouldn't say rundown, I would say it has character.
I wish we had been able to keep my grandparents house in the family, lot of memories.
That Cadillac looks like something a football coach would drive and as for the house I see lots of potential for your uncle’s home when you get done fixing it up it’ll be a really nice place to be
I have moved into many rental houses like that and fixed them up little bit by bit and made them into perfectly livable and comfortable houses. I have young kids and living in a brand new house is almost to much stress. To be honest I would rather live in a house with let's say "character" than something brand new.
The house I grew up in was built in 1701. That had a bit of character, lol
Same here. A house in Altoona Pennsylvania. 1806 5th avenue. I'll be posting the rest of the videos of that disaster I tried to make a home.. with and from nothing.. but you know what? Can't no one day I'm not able to do anything I puts my mind to. Cause I does it everyday. Mad Luv N Respect to you and happy holidays
Home is where your heart is! Smart move bringing the jeep home on the trailer . Ready for the ride in the caddy.
I'm from the UK and I had one the exact same colour with the phaeton burgandy roof also. Mine was a 4.9L and I had it from 2003-2014 and it was a lovely car. My interior was all burgandy, the same colour as the dash in this one. I was told by a cadillac expert to make sure the temperature NEVER went above 224 as it would destroy the engine, so I always watched the temperature. It was my favourite car and I wish I still had it. The reaction it got from people was mixed-they either loved it or hated it.
The alarms and train whistles, I thought I was watching a 100% Jake video. Great looking car. Not many left. They followed the bustle back ones from 1980 to 1985. Good luck with it. Merry Christmas to you . Thank you for the videos. I enjoy all of them.
Some people just do not understand that were you started at is sometimes a better place than were your at now.. More stuff does not = Happier times.
That comment about the house was funny, i know it was your uncles so i thought it nice of you to bring it up, the house was loved and lived in..Merry Christmas you 2
Hey Randy, I enjoy your videos the most while you guys are in Indiana. It's very touching how you take so much pride in that house. I was the same way with my Grandma's house in Detroit Michigan. What looks like an old run down house to others, means the world to people like us that hold onto the sentimental values that nobody else could ever understand. Keep doing what your doing and love that old house because it's a part of who you are. You seem very happy when your there in Indiana.
Worth every penny in my opinion
Really enjoyed the video randy yet again another good 👍 👏
We had the exact same problem with our 1990 Eldorado (with the exact same engine) - the thermostat stuck open, giving no heat in winter.
A neat tip: If you hold the OFF and WARM buttons simultaneously, the driver information display goes into diagnostic mode, allowing you to see all kinds of neat information.
These are nice cars. My friend owned one that had the 4.1 I believe. Overall reliable with very little trouble
It's very simple, you are at peace and very comfortable in that house because of the family connection you have with it. That house has a soul that your new house doesn't. The new house will as time goes on and you make new memories in it. Merry Christmas and safe travels my friends!
Its a decent house, it finally survived 110 years longer than the Titanic 👍
It reminds me of the old celebrity cl two door in a similar manor 😂
Randy always keeps me laughing and in good spirits
That is one nice caddy and the color is beautiful
I applaud you for fixing that house as you can and keeping your family memories alive.
Merry Christmas Randy and Mike, the house is just well loved !! santa joe 🎄🎄🎄
I had an older friend who owned one of these 1990 model Sevilles and bought it new. It was a beautiful car and rode like a dream. His was a dark Champain color with black leather Interior.
#replaycrew my mom had an 88 el-dawg, triple black. Smashed by an old family member we won't talk about as of yet. I loved that car as my deceased mother left it to me... But I shared this on my FB page stating that, it's not about what you have, but the irreplaceable memories and such! Love the content on your channels Randy as I'm an OG here. Thanks to Gene Bowman (passed) who put me onto the scene. Mad Luv N Respect to everyone! Sorries for my extremely long post, but I just had to say something. Love y'all!
Im in love with that caddy wish i had the money to buy it
Mike is a very good friend of yours.he loves adventures
You guys be careful on your way home with that Seville because Michelin hasn't made white walls in many years so those tires have to be at least 15 years old I'm guessing?
Yep. i could only find travelstar or uniroyals.
@@SchnelleKat try Toyo or hankook they got white walls plus they're the maximum load range that's good for heavy cars
It's a sweet car; my late father-in-law had one of these, it wasn't something I would have driven myself, but it suited him and he loved it. You don't see any of these on the road anymore and it stands out.
The lines remind me of an Oldsmobile I had in the 80s, only much nicer! My grandpa was a Cadillac enthusiast. This is wonderful!
The Cadillac looks so good especially the interior!
Beautiful car I would drive it like I stole it. Should be a good car to go on a very long trip and find new adventures and make beautiful memories. Great video.
Momma come quick, look Randy’s fixing a car….
My dad had that same Cadillac Seville white white a dark blue top and interior!
I love the car and the house. I used to live in a similar house and it was very warm and cozy. Best house I have lived in. In my opinion, old houses like that have great character.
I’ve been waiting for this Gem!
Old manic’s trick with your thermostat drill a tiny hole in the flat part of the termoststat and if/when it fails you can leave it in the car
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays Randy and Mike , you two really make my Christmas better. Keep on Truckin' !!
Merry Christmas Randy and monkey wrench Mike love you’re videos and happy new year
Looking forward to seeing the Caddy video. I would describe the house as a “fixer upper” which is perfectly fine.
My grandmother bought an almost identical Seville brand new in 91. White with tan interior. Many childhood memories in that car! She loved it and drove it for 10 years until she traded it for a new 2001 Seville STS.
Hey Carter - yep, The Greatest Generation loved these. I think they were probably easier to drive than the full sized Cadillacs but still had all the luxury and performance characteristics.
From what we know now, that was a bad trade.
@@mexicanspec Yeah I think she got about 50,000 miles out of the Northstar V8 before a major engine failure...which then put her in a 2007 CTS 3.6 that had a engine failure at 70,000 miles....🙄
@@randomhero111391 I never understood why Cadillac used their clients as guinea pigs on the engine designs. Cadillac knew the 4.1L engine was bad which was proven by the fact that they never used that engine in the commercial chassis'. When the car had to drive for a long time they used a different engine.
My father bought a 1995 Cadillac STS and he never had a problem with it. Maybe he got lucky.
Merry Christmas Guys and yes we love the Caddy!!!
Liking the old Caddy. That’s a nice color combination. Glad you’re fixing up the house. My grandparents’ house was torn down for a subdivision that ended up not really happening.
That house is well lived in and has family history and you don't give up on something just because it needs some fixes
I really like that Jeep. Got a good on there. That Caddy is awesome 👌.
Randy you made me laugh joking about how the winter there is like Florida. I live in Gainesville florida and woke up to 25 degree weather this morning. Florida is taking part in the whole winter thing too this year lol.
Love that little house (Terre Haute)
to be over 100 years old, it's not in bad shape.
Your uncle was older, it's easy to let maintenance issues get out of hand, you can't hardly find decent people to hire to help out.
Merry Christmas from Vancouver, Randy & Mike. Have a great 2023!
randy these caddy's have a built in code reader check for Diagnostic Trouble Codes stored in the computer, turn the ignition on, then hold down the OFF and WARMER (for digital dash) or OFF and passenger-WARMER buttons (for analog dash) or OFF and "Info ^" buttons (if you have temperature dials) until all of the dash lights come on. The digital display will then show any codes stored. Be prepared to write them down. When it's done, you will probably see "PCM?" At that point, press the OFF button 3 or 4 times until the dash goes back to normal, or just turn off the ignition.
Nice crib nice neighborhood beats an apartment anytime. Always can fix later…its sn investment run down or not these day pads are expensive 💪🏽👈🏽
At $2500, with the condition and miles, this is a steal. I'm part of the Verrazano Cadillac Club here in NYC, and I know a few of my guys actually love and own these baby Caddies.
I would say the house has character and even tho its a little rough around the edges, the history that's built by your family makes it a home. Anyway hope you have a Merry Christmas look forward to seeing your drive home and seeing the Jeep in one of your next videos. ✌
Christmas came early with the Seville video! Love that car!
Pretty car. Looks better than some new cars. That interior is awesome.
An old friend has a Cadillac like rhis one. While visiting I drove it everyday and loved it. They weren't very popular when they were new, but it seems to be an okay car.
I love the caddie cool car ,,I think the house is ok myself being damn near 70 I grew up in an old hose like it,, always loved it ... I was always very happy there... Merry Christmas to you , mike and families .......
Please, Randy, keep making videos with Mike, both of you guys make wonderful amazing content together and it. keeps making my day because your content is as usual so natural
You and Monkey Wrench Mike are better than Click and Clack!!
And a rare f bomb - I love it. The cold does seem worse as you age from what I can tell. 40º to 65º is my preferred temp range for wrenching.
Had an '88 Seville Elegante' back in the day, really liked that car. Would love to purchase this one whenever you're ready to sell.
You have a 100-year-old house. It's in better shape than the one I used to live in and tried to fix. If most of the windows still open, you have a diamond in the rough. My house, the windows were parallelogram and trapezoidal shape to the point that a couple windows had wavy glass that was cracked from the window frame. If you floors are relatively level, you have a gem!
I believe that you are a man of integrity.
My friends grandmother had a 1993 Sedan Deville. It was a gorgeous car. I was used to riding in a beat up 1979 custom cruiser wagon.
Hello Randy and Mike have a very Merry Christmas to you all and your families and a Happy New Year
That car is an absolute time capsule.
I would love to see Doug DeMuro do a video of this on his channel. I can just imagine seeing him smiling ear to ear talking about it. Nice find!
Ran down or not, that house reminds me of mine built in 1925. That house with a little of fixing here and there would be an amazing home to live in
Merry Christmas to you and your family
What a beautiful car Guys.Who drove it new?You Guys .Right
Word of the day - Vintage - We are all Vintage. LOL
Don't be fooled by cars of that era. The typical life of a US brand car built in the 1980s and before was less than 100k miles. For cars with known bad reliability like FWD Cadillacs and Mopar Turbos life was even less. Don't be fooled by the nice paint and upholstery, most cars built in that era went to the salvage yard looking new.
Not gonna lie, I had been waiting on this video since I first seen it previewed. That interior is hot. Love that car inside and out.
Love the caddy stay warm an safe buddy's hope y'all make it back home see you soon
All you need now is the boomerang antenna in the back and the curb feelers
Merry Christmas to you and your family randy
Great content as always!!!! A couple of takeaways, suggestions. First you have diagnostic capability with the climate control. Off and high simultaneously. Probably have to google the flow charts. Have always used Vaseline on o rings for thermostats. The CJ is cool AF! It has that Jeep “death wobble”. Short wheel base, big tires, poor steering dampening and alignment concerns. Your Uncle’s house has character! Live in one similar myself that was my Grand parents. There’s just an aurora, tranquility in these places we visited growing up. Merry Christmas and safe travels.
Merry Christmas, Randy and Mike! Love the Cadillac, I hope we get to see more of her soon! Finding nice examples of these late 80s and early 90s Cadillacs is kinda impossible these days, so it's super refreshing to see one again.
Merry Christmas and New Year Randy! You kept me and others entertained during the holiday!
I would love a Fleetwood with the 5.7 with that interior
I hope to see more new videos ! I love watching auto auction rebuilds. Keep the new videos coming!
Good morning Randy. Merry Christmas from Australia
Well said, you miss your FAMILY, and your memories are about FAMILY, KEEP TELLING US about your auto rebuilds.
9:50 Yeah Dex cool or Dexkill back when they call it will have problems with gumming up cooling passenge holes. I’ve have seen it where it becomes solid as a rock and you will have to take a part the upper heads to clean it out. I have to say now Dexcool doesn’t have that issue any more and I even think now you can switch a GM car to green coolant and dex coolant without having any problems as long as you flush it all out good.
Merry Christmas to Randy and Mike and your families.......
That is one of the coolest cars you haven’t ever bought.
Merry Christmas 🎄
The Artwork is something to be marveled at…..😊
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas Randy and Monkey Wrench Mike. I look forward to more videos