Oil in the radiator

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Posted by Scott on Monday, June 15, 2009:

I recently looked at a 1947 8N that is in decent shape but with one thing. There is oil in the radiator and oddly enough there is no antifreeze in the oil. The engine has good oil pressure and it runs really well. Do you think this is a cracked block?

The guys wants $800.00 for it do you think it's worth it? At least e-mail me and give me your ideas on whether the block could be cracked or not.

Thanks

Scott

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