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It really is a "classic clunker". The thing barely runs. We had to replace the battery on our way up to AT&T Park, the front seat is broken, the turn signals
by tommy_mcclung 16y ago
It really is a "classic clunker". The thing barely runs. We had to replace the battery on our way up to AT&T Park, the front seat is broken, the turn signals don't work, when we opened the engine the cap on the radiator coolant container was gone and it was bone dry. We filled it up with some water and after our first stop, we noticed a giant puddle of water on the ground. Cracked radiator was our guess. Originally we were just going to drive the car all the way to Texas, but after a few break downs we decided if we wanted to get the car to Texas, we'd better pull it. It does drive, but I wouldn't bet an 1800 mile road trip on it.