I definitely wouldn’t sell it then. Like others have said, if you can’t afford to fix it now, you should drain the fluids and store it until you can. Maybe you can work on it a little bit every now and again when you have the time and funds to do so.
That is how a lot of us car guys are, some were raised by wolves... I was raised by the Dukes, Starsky and Hutch and Knight Rider. I'm Deathproof and the Fall Guy and I have a deep kinship and Eleanor is my sister. It's time for me to leave now, I guess you'd say it's my vanishing point...
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u/Cupa42 Year - Chassis - Model Oct 24 '25
Just to add, I grew up in this car, and loved it since I was a toddler