Undercarriage condition

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Will it clean up well? Looks good as far as rust? Appears to just be road grime to me

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Yeah that's just grime and a touch of surface rust. It's going to take a lot of scrubbing, but it'll clean up nicely.
 
Look at the heads of the fasteners. That seems to signal the tipping point between "some surface rust on the gravel-blasted bits" and "run away, serious rust!"

Looks rust-free and filthy to me.
 
Looks good.

Personally I wouldn't try to pressure wash it, you'll just remove any previously applied rustproofing, and the rust will start, guaranteed.

Just drive it during a rainstorm, that will wash off any dust.
 
I wish the engine bay were a little cleaner and the window/dash both are cracked. No roof rack from factory which is cool.
 
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If you havent test driven it yet, make sure the transmission torque convertor goes into lockup. It'll feel like a shift around 50 mph and RPMs should drop a couple of hundred.
 
The large air intake tube going from the air filter housing to the throttle body has a quickie repair, needs to be replaced.

Get a dash cover and call it good.

Engine bay actually doesn't look all that bad, just some light oxidation on the aluminum intake manifold.

What's the asking price?
 
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