BARN FIND ŠKODA 105- First drive in 25 Years!

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In this video I change the oil... Its about time as the previus oil change was in 1997..
I also take a look at the misfire issues the engine seems to have, And almost gets rid of it.
I also give it the first wash in 25 years!
This Skoda 105 S (estelle) Is going to be an awesome daily driver very soon!

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16 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 66

@marcellorava6149 3 года назад

I have to binge watch you channel ! Just love you style and you cars.

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

Thanks! I am glad to hear that! :)

@jjtorley627 3 года назад

Brilliant video! The Skoda looks so good, an absolute credit to you. I fully agree with you philosophy of keeping it as original as possible. Thanks for sharing the renovation with us!

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

Thank you for watching it! Its so great to have the possibility to revive something this original...

@josephmullin5845 3 года назад

11:24. Sounds good even with no exhaust. Definitely well worth putting back to use.

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

Its really healthy!

@stevethomas363 3 года назад

Well done on saving the Estelle very rare cars now

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

Thanks!

@oxulucozcan4923 Год назад

what a lovely colour

@davebicker8618 3 года назад

My first viewing of your channel, VERY impressive indeed. I love it!

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

Thanks Dave! :D

@ccooper8785 3 года назад

Your car is in amazing condition! My 1977(ish) 105S went to the scrapyard in 1988 as it was beyond economic repair😩 Looking forward to following your (and your 105's) journey. Best wishes.

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

Thanks! I am lucky!

@jaggass 3 года назад

We had a similar issue on one of our old cars. It would start but ran rough but once we took the spark plugs out and cleaned them it was much better. It didn't get used much and only did short journeys.

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

A great and easy fix :)

@stephenramsden9955 3 года назад

this is a brilliant find and with a few more parts it will be fine and i hope you keep it as this is a rare find i assure you and not many left now especially as good as this one so keep it and it will serve you well

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

I need to get it on the road and get to know it before I decide if I want to keep it, but at the moment I really like it!

@stephenramsden9955 3 года назад

@@SeasideGarage they do what they were designed for and thats reliable but still a rare car now hardly any left

@bencem.1862 3 года назад

Sounds kinda badass with 4 cylinders + no exhaust :D One thing I noticed: at 5:55 check the little round thing that the accelerator cable goes into on the carb: it should rotate freely in the arm, but it seems to be stuck, and it's bending the end of the cable every time you move the pedal.. this way it'll break the cable very soon, as it's a solid cable, not designed for bending.

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

Well spottet sir! I will free that joint up very soon! Hehe yea its pretty Rally/tractor like at the moment...

@marcinbujok7388 3 года назад

So happy to see all the progress with skoda :). Awesome!

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

@darrenwilson8042 3 года назад

The exhaust is a must. You will surely be ruining house prices in the area at the moment lol. This is my current favourite car on YT - it cleaned up nice inside and out. Needs finishing so you can daily it !

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

Wohoo! Thats a achivement! Favorit car on yt! :D Exhaust arrives today.... Its a sporty one even! haha!

@MrSkoda105s 3 года назад

Good work again. If you start working on the cooling system I’d advise you to check the sensor of the cooling fan in the radiator. Original ones often don’t work anymore. Could cause overheating of the engine. That would be a shame. I’ve put in an early sensor/thermoswich. Starts the fan at 85 degrees centigrade. Better safe then sorry. Oh and by the way that home made exhaust made me laugh 😃

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

Good tip.... I will look into it, but it seems as it all works! I am the kind of driver who are looking more at temp gauges then anything else really.... Maybe it says more about my choices of cars really.... haha!

@malcolmturton9779 3 года назад

Great news on the clutch. I could feel your excitement on that short drive in it. I would have been feeling the same way. It will make you a great little daily driver and i'm sureyou will have great times in it.

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

Its so willingly coming back to life... its great!

@olavstrand2491 3 года назад

The Biltema 20W50 mineral based oil is an excellent choice of oil for old engines in my opinion, at least in summer temperatures. Plenty og zink additives and relatively cheap. Been using it for years.

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

Yea and its a lot cheaper then other brands that really seems similar when looking at the ingredients ;)

@Ragnar8504 3 года назад

The sticker from the last oil change said 10W40, didn't it?

@paulwootton5378 Год назад

More than a little late with my comment (many video's to catch up on), but.... Many many moons ago..... I convinced my girl friend (at the time)....a farmers daughter....that she should buy one of these cars new (cheapest car in the UK) as she needed a reliable car for work. She bought one!! (on finance) I liked it The very first day her father through a bag of cement in to the trunk...at the front. It improved the handling terrifficaly, and stayed in the car, never removed, until sold some years later....(for an MR2)A

@SeasideGarage Год назад

I actually picked up some cement once in it, at yes... it handles completely different! way better!

@twocvbloke 3 года назад

Very interesting "repair" on the exhaust, I've heard of people using drinks cans and jubilee clamps to close up rust holes in pipes, but paint cans and string's a new one on me!!! :P As for the clutch, I'm thinking it may have been the brakes, if they could barely move the car to park it up, and the brakes had seized up by that point, then it would have made it tough to move, so, it could be that the clutch is indeed perfectly fine, if slightly abused to get it moving back in the day... :D

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

I have the same feeling about the clutch.... but it could begin til slip at higher speeds maybe, but it seems fine right now at least... Hehe the cans are really a Farm style repair.... I love it!

@Ragnar8504 3 года назад

Considering how few kms it has on the clock that's not impossible at all - 50k in around 11 years is next to nothing, so it might have been sitting for extended periods of time even when it was still on the road. And that could very well cause the brakes to get sticky, especially in a cold and humid climate with salty sea air. It doesn't beat one car I was offered to buy about 15 years ago though. A 1989 Fiat Uno with 900 kms (I'm not kidding!) on the clock for 700 Euros! According to the story I was told it belonged to an elderly lady who used it to drive the same maybe three kms every week - from her house to the supermarket, from the supermarket to the cemetery and back home again. I had absolutely no use and no money for a car at that time though, so I didn't buy it.

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

@@Ragnar8504 Wow that uno sounds amazing... :O I would love to find something like that!

@ShaunMurray63 3 года назад

Hello Seppo , I have just binged watched your 5 videos on the Skoda and wow what a little time capsule that is. For a car that has stood all that time it has come through it unbelieveably well , nice find and looking forward to see you sorting the brakes out.

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

Hey Shaun. I have not heard from you for awhile, hope all is well! Its really like stepping back in time with this one....!

@ShaunMurray63 3 года назад

@@SeasideGarage I have been a bit busy with work but things are a bit quieter now so I have spent the last week de-rusting the underside of the Transit.

@SeasideGarage 3 года назад

@@ShaunMurray63 Sounds good.... :)

@podulox Год назад

1:37 - Dat da daaa... Dat da daaa... Puppy Power!!!! (old cartoon joke)

@robotgoose225 2 года назад

Oh I love that 😍 such a familiar looking car here in the UK, they were everywhere. Then came the disappointments, and even worse, the jokes. Maan, the English got some mileage outta them jokes...🙄😊 friend had a white one of these with a vinyl roof (black, could've been brown... more likely black) and yes we pushed it... probably just a maintenance issue, battery, I bet 😊

@SeasideGarage 2 года назад

They are great cars!

@robotgoose225 2 года назад

@@SeasideGarage I drive a modem Skoda, and the story fascinates me, as to why their particular company was given th VW treatment... well let's face it, they were saved. But it's also fun to guess which parts of the modern Skoda, Skoda actually made... at the risk of falling back into that 80's n 90's ''ridicule' thing..!🙄 but I'm still gonna do it anyway, this 58 plate Octavia, ain't the best...😊 1. The door seals (which might as well not be there) 2. The door mirrors (which explode if you hit a twig) 3. The multiplayer (which takes all your discs from you, but neither plays them or gives them back...) 4. The little speakers in the doors. 5. The turbo actuator 6. The rear wiper motor (which lasts about four days, if that. And the washer doesn't work either) 6. The little rubber cord that keeps the petrol cap attached the car. 7. The clip that holds the metal rod ( that keeps the bonnet up) to the bonnet 8. The plastic battery tray. Well that was fun, and probably mostly wrong... 🤔 but it was good to get it off my chest 😅

@robotgoose225 2 года назад

Oh yeah, 9. Skoda were responsible for lacquering the paint on the spoiler, because it started flaking off when the car was four years old... I'm sure I can round this off to a nice even '10' if I try hard enough, but that's probably enough for now 😊🤣