JB Weld should work for a permanent "temporary" fix.
Those valve cover gaskets look a bit leaky. OTOH, antifreeze can look a lot like oil when it's in a thin film and has dirt covering it. Fix the leaky rad, clean it off, and see if the leak returns.
I'd add plugs and wires to the list. Copper or iridium plugs, not platinum! NGK V-Powers work well in 3800's. And, if you have the Magnevox ignition instead of the separate coils, the junkyard upgrade when the Magnevox unit fails is to pull the coil pack and coil pack module as a unit from a later Series I or Series II.
Those valve cover gaskets look a bit leaky. OTOH, antifreeze can look a lot like oil when it's in a thin film and has dirt covering it. Fix the leaky rad, clean it off, and see if the leak returns.
I'd add plugs and wires to the list. Copper or iridium plugs, not platinum! NGK V-Powers work well in 3800's. And, if you have the Magnevox ignition instead of the separate coils, the junkyard upgrade when the Magnevox unit fails is to pull the coil pack and coil pack module as a unit from a later Series I or Series II.
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