My girlfriend inherited a very old, but mint condition VPC2348W from her grandfather. Can anyone give some advice to get it back running? I’m sure it’s a dead battery, but she would be crushed if I put a small scratch m on it. Thanks again!

Lots of information and pictures, but it is a 17 year old kit!

https://www.google.com/search?q=Testors+1%2F6+scale+dodge+hemi+instruction+sheet

More here as it was also sold by Lincoln Mint.

https://www.google.com/search?q=lincoln+mint+dodge+hemi+instructions

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Numismatic Value: 1 cent to $15.00
Value: As a rough estimate of this coins value you can assume this coin in average condition will be valued at somewhere around 1 cent, while one in certified mint state (MS+) condition could bring as much as $15 at auction. This price does not reference any standard coin grading scale. So when we say average, we mean in a similar condition to other coins issued in 1969, and mint state meaning it is certified.

you forgot make and model, year for help so the best advice is that if it is an EFI engine take it in and have the fault codes read
before you hurt your self or some one else
from there you will know exactly what the fault is
possible an problem ECM unit but without the codes it is a guess

replace the fuse tell your girlfriend NEVER GIVE ANYONE A JUMP WITH THAT CAR now that she did go to a auto parts store and have them check the charging system make sure it still charges more than 13.8 volts 14.2 is perfect less than that with everything on replace alternator electric componts in cars can not handle power surges for long thats why you do not jump any one

I can only advice you is that you drive to a garage around you and let them service the otally in a short while.

I love your car.ce it totally in a short while.

I love your car.

change thermastat check starter wires if tight change starter

could possibly be a ground wire

check oil level with engine running ,handbrake on and chock the drive wheels ,then drop into reverse and then check oil level DO NOT REV ENGINE WHILST DOING THIS

Just take a test light and check them all.

I don't know as if any of these sites will give you a uk value, but it's worth a try! www.edmunds.com www.nada.com www.kbb.com each of these sites let's you input the cars info, and will give you the value. Unfortunately even though the car may have a lot of extras on it, they don't always add to the value of the car regardless of how much the owner paid for them. Good luck!