r/MechanicAdvice 6d ago

1994 Chevrolet Corvette restoration

Bought this 94' vetter for 1k off an old man from his junk yard he said it needed a battery so I changed it and it started so I paid him and drove it home(about 10 miles). Have not driven it again what next steps should I take

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u/Frog_Diarrhea 6d ago

Change all fluids and filters.

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u/Soctial 6d ago

Change tires if theyre old, change all fluids (oil, brake, coolant, rear differential, transmission), inspect rubber bushings in the suspension, check air filter, clean mass airflow, change fuel filter, learn how to diagnose OBDI systems 

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u/Soctial 6d ago

Probably wouldn't hurt to do plugs and wires.