Both of the sliding cabin doors required nearly all my strength to open and close them. Most of the seating structures in the cockpit were also made of wood, upholstered in vinyl, and had already been replaced once. The present owner apparently got a good deal on the replacements because these weren't doing too well either. On a four-legged cabinet, they felt two legs were enough, so the thing had already gone cockeyed. This is usually the result of accepting the lowest estimate.
Some people never learn.
Electrical equipment mounted in an area that traps water. Notice that someone painted right down to the water, but didn't feel the need to do anything about this situation. The headliner in the aft cabin fell down, revealing the glass over wood construction. The discolored are is fungus growing, a condition found all over the interior. Granted, this engine room has not been well maintained, but its obvious from what we see down there that its not possible to keep it well maintained.