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I wouldn't even consider starting/driving that car until you have gone through everything thoroughly.
Trailer it home, get it up on jack stands and develop a checklist, go through each and every system in that car. Make sure it is roadworthy BEFORE taking it out.
All it takes is one rusted bolt or one bad brake seal, a fuel line leaking etc. etc..... been there done that, WITH my son in the car, learned a scary lesson.
After all, your son is driving it right? No shortcuts, just not worth it.
If you need more info on how to approach it send me a PM, be glad to help.
Mark
Last edited by lineslinger; 07-28-2006 at 03:08 PM..
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