Next Sunday, weather permitting, I will be driving my car 12 miles from my grandparent's garage, to my house. My car currently has no front end body panels on it. I plan to put the hood back on, but the front fascia, lower airdam, and both front fenders are not on the car. It will be quite a site, and I hope to get a friend to take a picture of it crusing down the freeway like that. However, I am mostly concerned about my cooling system. Last fall, I had no cooling problems at all with the 4000 miles I put on it since I bought it. But last weekend, I opened up the engine compartment for the first time in 4 months, and the header bottle was empty. I checked the cooling lines under the car, and almost every single rubber connector had some sort of small leak. I am not terribly concerned about this though, since I will be replacing every rubber hose once I get it home. My concern is that air might get trapped in the system when I top off the header bottle. I have not yet installed a self bleeder, as I planned to do that at home when I was working on the whole system. When I top if off and start the engine, should I open the bleeder screw a little and let it run for a few mintues like that, or is there a huge complex procedure I should follow? I prefer it to be as simple as possible since after I get it home, it will be sitting for another 2 months while I conduct my 30,000 mile tuneup. Thats when it can get complicated and I wont care. Thanks for any advise. Jim Reeve MNDMC - Minnesota DeLorean Club DMC6960