1994 Buick Park Avenue Tour

[@tedbelales5313]

Keep it! You won't regret it!

[@perlewitzaudio]

I've had 3 of these old Park Avenues of this generation (one being the supercharged model) and I can say it was actually a really really fun and pleasant car to drive. It's ride is smooth and quiet with just the right amount of float. Also, the supercharger made accelerating up on-ramps and back roads soo much a joy. These are becoming increasingly hard to find in decent shape now, so enjoy it and please keep making content with it!

[@TeamRocketGarage]

@@perlewitzaudio as long as you subscribe ;) It handles really good for what it is

[@pyre78]

It really is crazy to me how nice this car is for what you traded for it. No offense, of course. Dynaride is basically an air system used to level out the car if you, for example, put something heavy in the trunk of the car. I really dig the car, dude. I hope you enjoy it! :D

[@InternalCombustionGarage]

I would definitely keep it. The pros heavily outweigh the cons on these old Buicks. The 3800 is one of the best engines ever built. Definitely the best V6 ever built. It’s well worth keeping it going and making a road trip car. Those Buicks were built for soaking up the miles. They aren’t painfully slow, they are usually quieter than yours, and they are unbelievably smooth. Much smoother than the fox body, F series or foreign cars you’ve got. They get decent gas mileage. Overall just great cars. Good for loading up the family and rolling across country. I think if you give it a chance you’ll love it. Just picked up a new subscriber by the way.

[@TeamRocketGarage]

@@InternalCombustionGarage happy to have you here!! I’m planning a video with it soon!

[@SpaztasticTV]

get an inverted grill and some port holes and you got a poor mans Quattroporte

[@TeamRocketGarage]

@@SpaztasticTV quattroPoorTe

[@Mister_E_Lurker]

I'm honestly shocked this person traded you this for a Jeep. The 3800 is one of the greatest engines of all time. As far the coolant goes you might need to replace the plastic coolant elbows with metal ones. They sell a kit to change them. Super common failing point

[@TeamRocketGarage]

@@Mister_E_Lurker thanks! I didn’t know about that and I’ll do some research on it. I plan a road trip in this old thing next summer!

[@mopargm9329]

​@@TeamRocketGaragethe aluminum elbows are made by Dorman. $20 for both