A German trader emailed me he has a left behind car
and asked me to pick it up for 200euros.
Shady place to go to pick up a car
Its not that bad
But, the fuel pump has died
The rest is pretty much because it has been abandoned.
So far discovered:
All Electrics work
A/C is empty or O ring leak
Fuel pump doesnt work relay clicks
Starts on brake cleaner
All door hinges, locks, ign lock need to be greased
Has factory A/C and
Factory 234mm brake calipers and discs
Surface rust on the chassis floor
No holes yet found
Need a timing belt
All fluids and filters
Spark plugs
Its 1 owner till 2019/2023
after that it has been waiting on someone to buy it
I have cleaned out tanks before with bicarb of soda vinegar and water. 2 or 4 liters of vinegar then 2 bags of bi carb (cant remember size just cheap. let it all fizz and then fill the rest with water and leave over night. The next day empty and pressure wash inside as much as possible. then drain and let dry. can use a heat gun to make it drier quicker.
If you can get it, this is supposed to be very good:
You pour it into the tank, slosh it around to cover all internal surfaces then allow it to dry and it forms a fuelproof coating on the entire interior of the tank. It also seals and protects the inner metal too.
This must be one of the craziest thing I have ever done.
2x Sirion M101 front shock absorbers
2x Cuore L701 front lowering springs -30mm
2x Sirion M301 top rubber, bearings and top plate
2 jubilees clamps to hold the abs sensors
i did the same with springs/shocks with my old L251. But I just used stock M100 gtvi springs and shocks as thats what I had at the time. The L251 front shocks are horribly tall.