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I don't think it looked like this when I got it, but that was over a year ago. Could've been me, the mechanic, the place I got it from, or the roads here. (yes, they can get that bad) Honestly it was so long ago that placing blame is really a moot point. After hearing so many people stress that the oil pan cannot have ANY dents in it, here is proof. I drove it below 4500rpm for 2 weeks just fine, and the first time I revved it all the way out it died. Well, live and learn. Now I'm cleaning the engine bay up to get ready for the new engine I'm putting in.
Pics...Dirty before:
 How everything is going to look. I'm pretty much unbolting everything to clean around/under. Yes, I know, bad scratches.
PS Pump leakage
Circled connection was also leaking.
 Quintessential sitting in egine bay pic.
 Thanks for looking!
Dan
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Found what killed my engine - 
