"Cleaned out gunk from the oil catcher" is the kindest way he could have put it, literally poured for about a minute water and white gunk. It was filled up to the brim with water which explains the steam and bubbling from the line into the oil catcher. (Catcher does have a breather on top of it which was steaming as well) I've owned a MG ZR so know full well what to expect cost wise with head gaskets. Had a test done to check the head gasket anyway and apparently it failed in seconds, the bloke told me his not seen something fail so quickly. Possibly means a cracked cylinder head as well if that's the case, time for a part engine rebuild I guess. The guy I brought it off of tied rag with cable ties around the oil in/out-let into the turbo, as well as not fitting a cam cover or air filter. Judders like crap from gear 1 which makes me think his either burnt out the clutch already, or hasn't aligned it properly into the gearbox? Car needs some work, but I've never loved driving a car so much so quickly, gonna be worth while, then I can take it down the Dyno and get a proper readout as well as getting a proper exhaust fitted instead of that awful side port.