I'm thinking that you have gone and taken care of the fuel tank. Next is finding the type engine. I would do a oil change and oil filter and leave the oil filter and and pan bolt out for overnight as the oil will be thick so If you are in the deep south that oil will come out like grease. While doing that change out the plugs and get a wire set and air filter and a Fuel filter. Also get a PCV Valve. and maybe a good time to make sure the hose is not broke so the PVC Valve can do its job.. Once you have changed the oil and have a new filter in it. Don't crank it yet. Remember the 2-3 quarts I told you to put in. Leave it for a few days.If you don't the seal will leak and damage the pump and torque converterNow around 3-5 days and try and see if it will start.Don't rev. if it will idle let it and spray carb cleaner to help clear out the shellac in the carberator!! Next is really fun you need to drain out those 2-3 quarts that was put in to help seal things up. While at it I would put a new filter and as much new oil as you can put in . Now start it up and see what the gauges say. if things seem all good. The time to put it in gear. Slowly go though all gears and if you can feel it takng a pace in ther derection Now after you roll some back it up into your drive and lock down the energency brake and with shifter in park get out and look at bothends of the transmission. and a good time to check power steeringBrake fluid levers, rear end shuld be check and filled and look for the vent and its hose. Make sure it is free amd not stopped up. After that kick back and relax !!! Hope you have a printer that can copy alll the text so you don't have what happens to me. Mind overload!!!!

