Thanks for the answers guys.
118,000 miles. Shocks might be the problem but rides smooth (to me at least). Car seems fine other than this vibration and an overheating problem that I have finally found is the radiator. This was a Firestone service center that said they couldn't find anything. They said my pads were thin but front rotors looked ok and rears have some pitting but not bad. If it really is just brakes causing this, I can replace the rear rotors and pads myself which will be cheaper. It just felt like something more than that.
This was my wife's car and had been sitting for about 16 months. She bought it from a guy that supposedly maintained it very well, and I have not found any evidence to the contrary. My wife probably didn't do a great job of maintaining it but she did have the oil changed once in a while. Before I got it going I did syphon the dead gas out and change the oil and drained and filled the radiator just to get some fresh coolant in it.
Engine runs smoothly and should stop trying to overheat once I change the radiator. I was worried about the head gaskets but I got Firestone to test for exhaust gas in the coolant and that was negative (engine hasn't run very much with the fresh coolant though

). But, according to the FSM, a bad head gasket should cause the coolant overflow bottle to overflow and this hasn't happened to my knowledge.
