BARN FIND ŠKODA 105- What is the snow hiding? 

Wow, this takes me back to the 80s. As a kid I spent a lot of time in a car exactly like this - same model and colour. Even by the standards of the day, this was about as basic as it got, but it was also easily the cheapest new car you could get for several years.

😂😂😂 Deu calor só em ver ele indo para um lado e para o outro, acredito ter derretido a neve ao redor da oficina do calor gerado😂😂😂😂. Parabéns pelo canal!!!

To think Skoda's of this era were considered a joke that has survived amazingly well. I think many more expensive cars would have just rotted away in the same circumstances. Looking forward to seeing the restoration of it.

good to see someone from foreign country restoring an car from brand thats from my country

Superb find - I hope you enjoy it. Many years ago I had a 120LS and a 136 Rapide - I wish I had the room to keep them and regret selling them now. You might find that the "clutch" issue is actually the clutch release bearing at fault. On my 120LS the clutch release was fairly simple and mechanical and the release bearing was just an open ball race bearing. That started failing about 45,000Km and when it seized it just wore through the pressure plate spring fingers! and then no clutch! Very nice to work on because a couple of bolts removed allows you to take out the rear panel. Then don't unbolt the engine mounting point but the rear cross member bolts to the chassis, 2 bolts either side. Remove these and leave the cross member attached to the engine - this is an excellent handle to remove the engine. We once changed an engine in one on the street with just a trolley jack to wheel the engine out of the back - no hoist required. Also check carefully all the water pipes, engine in the rear and radiator and heater at the front means there is an awful lot of plumbing!!

Interesting car. At first sight i would never guess that it is a rear engined car. Here in Uruguay there are no Skoda cars. Couldn't help but smile with your exlamation when you found out that the seats are in great shape :)

What a great find. Really looking forward to seeing it start. My late father loved these skodas and covered thousands of miles in them.

The rear engined Skodas are really good cars in most respects. Its a shame there are not more about. That is in amazingly good condition overall.

Superb car! Look forward to seeing how this one progresses.

The clues like four door rear engined car from 1986 doesn't really leave many other choices than Skoda:-) This one is going to be interesting... great find!

My dad had 105L, same red colour. It was soo slow but only good memories, looking forward for yours

I love this car so much, I used to own an identical model and colour which was one of my first car's when i was 17, a 2cv6 was my official first car but I had one of these and a Citroen GSA as well ❤

Well done for deciding to save this mate. They sound great and were fun to drive. Looking forward to seeing how you get on! 👍

Nice! Glad you saved this Škoda! Barum tires are the original tires. They came with these from the factory. The lunchbox is the original spare bulb box. The rubbers were used to fit the license plate so that there wasn’t any direct contact to the body of the car. Have e few of these cars myself. Good luck fixing this one! Greetings from Holland. By the way; I like all the stickers on the front windshield. You are lucky the seats are in good condition. This interior doesn’t like UV light. So the sun will damage this easily. Keep it protected from the sun 😎

YES! Cool project. I will follow your Skoda-adventure.

What a gem!

My dad had an Estelle back in the 90s, same colour too, but his had some differences, like a vinyl roof and less "fancy" dashboard, but I do remember it being a very comfy car, and had a unique sound to it that I kind of miss, shame there aren't many left these days... :)

You have out-Hubnutted, Hubnut! 😁

What a find! I had two Skoda Estelle 120L. A 1983 and a 1985. Loved the styling, the engine sound and they were very good for zipping around A roads, but not so good on the motorway having only 4 gears. I would love to own one again though!

very interesting , look forward to future vids

40 years ago, I was a child who was certain that even in 40 years, the most typical Czechoslovak car of the 1980s would still look modern. Now, 40 years later, i think that i was right. And it was this model that singlehandedly inspired the whole British car joke culture, too.

I leard drive in Škoda 105 back in early 90's in Československo.

Awesome. Love these

What an amazing find! Can't wait to see more videos about this car.

SUPER RESPECT FOR YOU

Just found your channel, very cool to see a car nut from Denmark. Like the style of the channel, and the details of your repairs. Subscribed!

Amazing condition. It appears as if it has had a rustproofing treatment at some point, when you look at the firewall and the inner wings at 14:02.

I Just love how genuine you are. Love the car love the channel!

Fantastic project!

Wow, this should be a fun project. Look forward to following the progress. Good Luck!

I mounted a d-ring by the wall on the garage floor so I can hook a winch to it and pull cars in and if you don't have a winch handy you can still just use a cable and a snatch block

What a project 😊 Great Work pulling the car of the trailer 👏🏻

Haha! I knew it! I really like these cars, and nobody else is doing one, so its a brilliant choice. Not a Skoda Superb, but definitely a Superb Skoda. I’m very jealous but happy for you.

What a find, glad youtube threw your channel to me.

Amazing condition.after being stored up for so long a guy cross the road from me in1986 had a skoda esteller same shape I use to service it and did the brakes they were reliable air cool engine they used these cars in rally but had a highly tuned engine fitted for that you should stil get spares through the Internet Phil in the UK

I have had 3 estelles, 120L ,120LSE and a 130GL, great little cars, easy to work on and cheep to run

We had the same car but in white. I really liked it.

My parents had a old skoda 105s they always told me to take a sand bag with me when i drive in it because the fron was so light it would be verry unstable when steering 😂 those old skoda's i love them

Sparepart are except for a few numbers , easy to find .. Just ask and i will provide you with links .. etc

I think if you make it run you'll be surprised of how slow a car can actually be lol, but such a nice looking car for 83 model year. And you're correct, there were no 4-door 126's

My grandpa had one of those in east germany in the 80s. The only reason why he doesn't have it anymore is because it didn't pass west german inspection when the walls fell because of the badly welded on trailer hitch

That's an awesome find man! My aunt had one years ago, very cool car on the twisties!

Ohhh i miss my old 1982 120ls

The great dakar runner !

Oh man! The unloading looks like a lot of struggle :). But the body looks quite healthy. Not many left in Poland too. Looking forward to this project :D

Seppo du er fantastisk.

8:36 It seems that your Škoda still has the original BARUM OR34 tires. 👍

Ha ha hvor er den fed! 👍 Tillykke med den. Min farfar havde en i karrygul, mener det var en 84'er med de smalle baglygter. Min bror arvede den da han blev 18, den vildeste luksus!

10:00 it look like the car has his original tires!

That's a very nice car. I drive a 105s as a dayli. I love it! Is this a 5 or 4 speed transmission?

Super cool pice of history! Congratulations with extremely nice condition! My guess that this cars will be getting interstate in them. It seems that the uglier the better nowadays.

Fedt projekt. Jeg har delt din video i min facebookgruppe Eastblock Scandinavia hvor vi nørder østkøretøjer 👍

Btw if you have troubles getting spares, i can support you somehow. Im forom Czech republic, where Skoda comes feom.

i had one back in the late 80 s budget car was all i could run to and tell you what i hammered that car into the ground and it never ever let me down it just kept on going

Hey also from denmark but let's keep the comments english. I had a Skoda Lada jokes book in the 90s one of them featured the brand new Skoda with a whopping 3 day rust guarantee :P and a GTI Gulvtæppe I. That one would not make sense in english

I used to have a Skoda 120 L

Those look like original factory tyres so it might actually be 60 000 km

Is that an Innocenti Mini in the garage!

Check the date codes on the car and that will confirm if they are original or not

I have a haynes manual you can borrow if you like

CONGRATS! Nice acquisition! Can't wait to see what some DIY job gives back! As for the blocked wheels, try this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZGb51Od62t4.html Greets!

Godt fund, glæder mig til at se den rengjort.