I'm curious how Boy Boyd will go about getting the Belvy to start,
without destroying it. My speculation is that they would at least do
the cursory fluid changes, purge out the old stuff as best they can,
inspect and replace electrical/ignition components, and hand-turn the
engine. But would that take away from the drama? If all they do is
change the engine oil, add fuel, and then try to start it, and it
actually starts and runs half-decently, that would be amazing.
Nick, if it was YOU attempting to start that car, it having not been run
in 50 years and with varnish in the fuel system (or was the system
drained prior to burial?), how would you do it?
Regards,
Jason.
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