My new car opinions??? Servicing questions

[reeceo]

Hey guys this is my first post so be nice

I have just decided to buy a girls vs. i believe i have got myself a bargain at 1950! its my first car and so its nothing special. She got the car cheap and put a fair few k's on her (309000) yes i know this is high but you can tell it has been babied. clean interior, runs really well, minimal problems. i consider myself OK with cars and believe i can pick a lemon out from the few i look at. and byfar this one is the nicest of the bunch but what concerns me is the high k's. on inspection of oil it was over filled a little but didnt think it would hurt it to much, small leak from power steering and a dentin the door (has replacement door in the boot).

BUT for a girls car it does have some goodies
-surprised when i opened the bonnet and found some pacey extractors i told her about that and she goes whats extractors

-4 speakers with a decent head unit (ipod connectivity)

-slightly lowered

Well they are the only things worth listing haha.

the things i wanted to get an opinion on though is what to get serviced and with what parts so far i have decided when i pick her up tomorrow ill take some snaps then get onto servicing her :P

-Oil and filter
-fuel filter
-new plugs and leads unsure whether to pay extra andget the good stuff? any one have opinions on the more expensive plugs and leads?
-auto service (kit off ebay)
-New rear tyres (tyre shop job)
-air filter looked super clean but may replace with a CAI somewhere down the line is it worth it
-coolant flush and fresh coolant
-fix the power steering leak
-and bleed brakes (low on the fluid and the rubber thing has expanded HEAPS)
-maybe diff oil

thats all i can think of. any other things to prolong the life of her any recommendations?

[accentstencil]

Welcome to the forum and good luck with the new car. As far as plugs and leads go just get the standard ones, they will do just fine. Always use a coolant that meets the specifications for the Holden V6 ecotec engine, not that cheap watered down stuff.

[reeceo]

OK thanks man will get some tomorrow and do a full service whoop whoop. and another question is changing a door without a hinge remover hard?

[hako]

Just drive the pins out by whatever means you can come up with. Keep the weight off the hinges to allow the pins to come out easier.