Rich, Unfornuately, I live in West Virginia. I'd love to have some one come over that knew about the car, and take a look at it. Oh well, guess I'll have to jump in and start from scratch. I have all winter (or longer) to get it done, I'm not in any hurry, I just want to make sure I do it right. Although it has been garage kept and low milage, I think I tear it completely down and bring it back to showroom condition. I'll be needing alot of guidance as the project goes along. Nice to know there are people that will give assistance. Thanks, Randy ----- Original Message ----- From: <rich@xxxx> To: <dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2002 4:25 PM Subject: [DML] Re: Back on the Road > Randy, > > Where are you located? I'm sure if you live close to someone on the > DML that they would be able to lend a hand in person or on the phone. > > If the fuel has been in the tank for over 15 years, you will need to > drain the tank and probably replace at least a few fuel system parts. > As far as the clutch system, rebuilt clutch master and slave may be > needed and you should replace the plastic tube clutch line as well. > Brakes will need to be inspected and bleed the entire fluid system to > insure all the old fluid and any contaminents are removed. > > After it is running, don't go too far on the original tires. > > Refer to the Tech Page section on the DMCNEWS website under the > Inspection heading to make sure to hit everything on the check list. > > http://www.dmcnews.com/Techsection/inspection.htm > > > If you are located in the Midwest, I would not mind giving you a hand > looking the car over. If you have a heated garage, even better. > > Good luck getting your D back on the road. > > Later, > Rich W. > > > > >