Well, after what seemed an eternity i finally made it up to view the car on saturday......
Turns out the old duffer has struck gold - or atleast silver...
Overall it was in "good" condition for a 37 year old car with only 2 areas of rust worth mentioning. One small hole in the spare wheel well, and by the accelerator pedal the floor had been fixed from below but they left the crap up above. So both really very easy fixes.
On removal of the heater blower panel in the engine compartment it was evident that the bulkhead was in good nick with a small amount of very very light surface corrosion in one of the areas. Again, easily fixable.
There are of course some other little bits and it is by no means concourse but a very good useable classic car that will not require any serious attention at all.
The engine. drivetrain and mechanicals all worked well and it drove straight - as any large heavy boat would (haha).
A big thanks to Derek for all his help and advice as to what to look for
. I shall send him some pics and hopefully he can post them for me as i'm crap at that sadly...
Thanks again.
Turns out the old duffer has struck gold - or atleast silver...
Overall it was in "good" condition for a 37 year old car with only 2 areas of rust worth mentioning. One small hole in the spare wheel well, and by the accelerator pedal the floor had been fixed from below but they left the crap up above. So both really very easy fixes.
On removal of the heater blower panel in the engine compartment it was evident that the bulkhead was in good nick with a small amount of very very light surface corrosion in one of the areas. Again, easily fixable.
There are of course some other little bits and it is by no means concourse but a very good useable classic car that will not require any serious attention at all.
The engine. drivetrain and mechanicals all worked well and it drove straight - as any large heavy boat would (haha).
A big thanks to Derek for all his help and advice as to what to look for
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Thanks again.