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Please don't slam me for posting this here but I need your suggestions sooner than later and another catagory might not get the traffic this one does.
Thanks in advance.
Here goes:
The son of a friend of my wife just bought a 1984 Dodge Charger GLHS.
It's the one Shelby tarted up for Chrysler with a handling kit and a turbo.
This is the issue - the car had it's engine and tranny replaced 10 years ago and the owner was so upset with having to pay for the work as the car was 1000 miles out of warrantee he parked it in his back yard and there it sat for 10 years! ( the new engine has 31 miles on it!) Other than dried out paint and interior the car is in pretty solid shape and if the new-car-for-a-16-year-old-kid gods are looking down on Jonathan the engine is in good shape too.
What we would like to know - as this is and injected AND turbocharged car- what should we do to get it up and running again? Any special precautions or processes you would recommend?
Thanks alot.
Eric
'62 SerII
Thanks in advance.
Here goes:
The son of a friend of my wife just bought a 1984 Dodge Charger GLHS.
It's the one Shelby tarted up for Chrysler with a handling kit and a turbo.
This is the issue - the car had it's engine and tranny replaced 10 years ago and the owner was so upset with having to pay for the work as the car was 1000 miles out of warrantee he parked it in his back yard and there it sat for 10 years! ( the new engine has 31 miles on it!) Other than dried out paint and interior the car is in pretty solid shape and if the new-car-for-a-16-year-old-kid gods are looking down on Jonathan the engine is in good shape too.
What we would like to know - as this is and injected AND turbocharged car- what should we do to get it up and running again? Any special precautions or processes you would recommend?
Thanks alot.
Eric
'62 SerII