timing belt/water pump is a definite
you'll change the coolant automatically with that anyways.
fresh oil and filter, as dan said wheeled over until the pressure comes up.
drain and replace the fuel as best you can.
some fresh fuel with maybe some injector cleaner thrown in.
everything else, well, my 2000 lhs has the same hoses, rad, etc.
tires would need replacing though.
maybe bounce the suspension around a bit at each corner and make sure nothing has bound up from sitting.
maybe a little spray silicone lube on the strut shafts before you do that to help the seals release after sitting so long.
check and make sure the window seals aren't stuck to the windows from sitting.
i changed my power steering lines, so my fluid has been changed over to atf, but i don't think ps fluid would go bad sitting that long, but it might be another point you might want to service anyways.
if it sat in a lot of temp variation, you might want to flush some fluid through the brake system to relieve any moisture.
make sure brakes apply without holding on release.
check parking brake cable operation.
maybe take the weight off the front end and give the steering a lock to lock just to make sure everything is moving freely too.
that's a pretty good start.
16 years if it had fuel in it, you might be up for a pump too.
