It appears that the previous owner started doing some work on the car before it was stored. It has all new brake hoses, new shock absorbers, several new rubbers etc underneath. The rear exhaust box is missing (presume it was removed to be replaced). Seats and interior is generally excellent, although it has non standard carpets. The radio centre console has been unscrewed for some reason but is all there.
The underside seems fairly sound. It has had welding on the inner sills to floor that could of been tidier and there are some repairs on outer sills. Floor pan on the passenger front has holed in the past but been plated from inside.”
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