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DIY Flush brakes/fuel
My beetle's been sitting for a few years, and currently in the restoration process. Replacing the brakes, but all the brake lines look to be in good shape, just wondering how, or if a DIY person can flush out the crap in the lines. Same goes for the fuel lines.
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