LOADED 1990 Buick park ave scrapped
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- čas přidán 16. 09. 2019
- This might be the most loaded buick park ave ever. My mind gets blown every day, scrap is at a vary low price right know and cars like this still get brought in. I have never seen a buick this full of options before. I think some one at the dealer got a little carried away filling out the order form.
How do people scrap such good condition stuff like that? Unbelievable
Maybe could not get anything out of it at trade so they said they'll junk it.
I'd buy it and get it repainted then drive it till it drops.
@@juliancrooks3031 they’re way too rare and vintage do that to them, heartless
@@dylanmooney327 I've owned a few, I like the way they drive and ride
I've only ever done it once and I really regret it, granted the body was absolutely rooted on it, but the old VT Commodore was the most reliable car I ever owned, only reason I scraped it was because it broke a battery terminal and I bought a 4x4 I needed for work at the time (and always wanted) for ridiculously cheap
Hi, I used to work at one of the factories that made this car for GM in Wentzville Missouri! We also made the Pontiac SSEi that you're talking about , they were both built on the same platform. I used to go walk down the final assembly line and sit in these and just dream about owning one, they were so gorgeous brand new! I was finally able to buy a used 87 Park Avenue in the 1990s and loved it.
Long live General Motors!
were htye pretty reliable? i heard the ABS system was a pain to repair tho
The 1988-1991 Pontiac Bonneville sse then 1992-up was ssei because 92-up cars had a supercharged 3800 V6’s in them and I would have sold this car has/had lots of life left in it and it was missing the sunroof that’s the box they didn’t check off most likely for dealer Credit off the msrp and I would so buy this car but it’s most likely gone 😭
Back in 2000, I bought a 1988 Park Avenue. That was the single best car I ever owned. Bought it from the son of its first owner, and it drove like a dream. Had leather, air suspension, and all the other goodies. I took that car on so many road trips, and it never gave me a single complaint. Yes, these were gorgeous brand new. I think I preferred the velour interior over. leather, but other than that, out of the 20-some cars I've had over the years, that is the one I genuinely miss. Should never have traded it in.
New battery and fresh paint and the buick would be ready for another 200,000 miles. Those cars were bulletproof.
not even a gm guy but I hope that gets saved
Saved and being restored by a Buick collector in TN
This Buick is a gem 💎 its worth saving. Always wanted one of these back in the day I wouldn't mind having this one.
What a shame! That car has gorgeous style & with a paint job & a working starter or battery or whatever, it would be such a great daily driver. It's so cool!
1990, the last year for this body style before the Park Avenue was redesigned for 1991
My goodness hopefully someone bought this whole car and its getting restored.
I am restoring it.
I'd buy that car in a heartbeat beat, had an 88 brown one, and it was an absolute cherry, Great cars that will go forever if properly maintained, the hood that opens backwards like the Corvette is my favorite feature, these were notorious for having bad crank position sensors, a simple worthwhile fix, this is a close rival for the sedan de ville, seeing as how Cadillac lost their way when they went to the 32 valve deathstarr, only thing missing is the sunroof, this would be worth putting back on the road
I had an '88 Park Ave and loved it until an employee ran into a park monument at around 250,000 miles. The boss had a Sedan de Ville, the Buick was a better driver. Quieter and smoother.
I would buy the hell out of that ! I had an 89 same color as that in 97. Been looking for one like that with the Ultra package since 2020
I have the touch screen and rear air struts on my 86 park avenue😊
Yeah that touch climate face was available already in the 1981 Buicks. In fact most everything in that car was available by 81. Cadillac had digital dash available in 1979 already
Back in early 2008, I bought a gold 1990 Park Ave Ultra, optioned out similarily - rims, VERY comfy leather seats (with ALL of those controls), Delco-Bose stereo (didn't work though), and so on. The only differences that come to mind, I didn't have the digital dash in mine - but I did have a working sunroof that didn't leak! It was a great car, very reliable, and it was only $800 Canadian.
OMG I forgot, it had a 'mobile' phone, corded, that had it's own stand on the hump in the floor, AND it's own antenna on the back window, AND the thing WORKED!
do u still ahve it
did it die
randomrazr Car was saved and went to Tennessee
@@montyray3551 really
randomrazr yessir. It’s a phenomenal car. I’m still shaking my head every single day that someone scrapped it
I wish i could have this beauty it deserves a second chance at life
I got a 1987 green one just like it with the cloth interior. Would love to have this one as well.
I had a 1990 le Sabre like that one, best $400 I ever spent. Car ran for 6 years and 160,000 trouble free miles
Wow the back seat is awesome. Shuldnt be scrapped
That’s one cool Buick
I enjoyed watching this thank u for this video ❤️
When GM MADE A GOOD CAR.
Hi this is very cool I hope you can save this car it;s fully loaded and yes this was way ahead of its time.
The only way to get that car anymore loaded Would be to have me driving it around on a Saturday night
This makes me miss my old one. Mine was an Ultra too but it didn’t have the crazy adjustable power seats, but it had the slick top and a sunroof. The only thing I don’t miss it stuff constantly breaking, by the time I got it only half the power stuff worked properly.
had a 91, miss it, and i wish it had the lcd and touch screen this one has
A very well equipped, day cruiser,I dig em, how bout you 😂
The last time I saw a 1989 park ave ultra is the one I bought from a cab driver for 500$, in 2012 in addition to my 88 lesabre custom sedan mine was the same color.
Dang! I needed the front ULTRA drivers seat and passenger seat in navy or grey leather
Buick had the membrane touch HVAC as far back as 83 on my fathers Park Avenue. The problem facing these 30+ year old GM C-Body Electra Park Avenue's is that they simply aren't interesting. They're downsized, FWD boxes, with a bunch of doodads slapped on. They weren't bad cars (3800 and 4T60 transmissions were solid), but they weren't good cars either. Structurally, the first-gen C-car unibody wasn't exactly a stiff chassis, so they were softly sprung, handled poorly but also didn't have the road isolation that the old body-on-frame predecessors provided.
But the biggest problem is the frumpy, lame when it was new (and I was 15 when this thing rolled off the assembly line - it featured very lame) styling. GM trying to downsize their formal big-car rooflines and 3-box designs into squished FWD form, where the proportions were all wrong. Festooned with goofy gimmicks like pillar accent lights, landau rooves, tons side cladding, these tacky looking turds were only one step removed from Chrysler's idiotic looking K-car "luxury" errors (e.g. K-car based Imperial and Dynasty). I wouldn't want to be seen in one of these in 1989, and I definitely wouldn't want to drive one today.
In contrast, I'd gladly have been seen in a 91, and I'd have no problem rolling in some well maintained example of the 91-96 Park Ave nowadays. The second gen C-car platform used in the 91 Park Avenue, was substantially improved (structurally), and the exterior styling of the 91 model is still, 31 years later, absolutely gorgeous. While not without its flaws, the 91-96 Park Avenue was vastly superior, and is, all things considered, probably a high-water mark for the Park Avenue nameplate, whereas the 85-90 was probably the low-water mark.
So yeah, I can't really shed any tears for this dumpy looking piece of 1980's GM mediocrity, crush it into a cube and call it a day.
Really nice car..I hope someone saves it. GM cars were really neat back in those days.
She’s in my garage being brought back to life
What all have you done to it so far
I sure need both front seats from that Buick park Avenue ultra.
Love that car.
I think you mean "Electra Park Avenue" because the real Buick Park Avenue came out in 1990 for the 1991 model year (and the 1991-1996 generation) and was sold up until 2005 (for the 1997-2005 generation).
I’d buy that right now!
My 89 Park Ave had push button entry to unlock the doors and pop trunk. Did that one have this? Kinda like the Ford truck door pad entry. The one i drove in high school had 23 interior lights. Grandad ordered that car.
Great luxury car
Здравствуйте.Меня зовут Вадим и я из России-Камчатка.У меня Бьюик электро парк авеню 1988г.Дженерал моторс-СИЛА! Вечный двигатель,да и вцелом авто.Ухаживай и прослужит верой и правдой..Любовь к этому автомобилю с 15лет(мне уже 41) и продавать не собираюсь.Однажды увидел и влюбился навсегда!Ультра конечно интересный:винил крыша,раскошный салон,АБС-КЛАСС!
Привет,Вадим.
Я не могу найти некоторые детали для своего Бьюик электро парк авеню 1988.
Быть может у тебя есть линк на эти товары:
Набор замка багажника как на видео,
Светодиодная панель между дверьями,
Рещетка радиатора,
Эмблемы на рещетку и на кожанную крышу (в конце сзади,над задними крылами).
Буду весьма признателен,если поможеш.
These were never noted for head gaskets there were known for upper and lower intake manifold gaskets and can be fixed for about 500.00 or less. you can get a mirror assembly on Ebay
I want it...
does anybody know if you could swap a digital dash in place for the normal cluster in a 1989 electra park ave ?
I’d buy that in an instant!!!!!!!
My buick 1988 buick skylark had digital dash and digital climate controls ....the seats were full electric by a single toggle and two switche.....
That car was thee top of the line in 1990 that car was 30 to 40 grand.in 1990.
i see one of these every day, my neighbor has 2 1985's
Those have to be the base model because the Ultra wasn’t introduced until 1989
Somebody restore this gem
Ultra was very rare...
I owned a 89 and a 90 Park Ave Ultra
I’m just seeing this video. Whatever happened to this here car? I have always loved these and still do. Would love to find one and restore it.
Went to a Buick Collector in TN.
Woah that is in good nic, Lots of options to Why scarp that :O
I didn’t know the 1990 had digital gauges and all of those seat controls. I’d paint it and put the 1985 dual headlights on.
Where i can buy trunk lock like this???
My mom had one of these from like 98-06 which was when the alternator started to go and the landlord stole it.
Do you still have this car ????
this was buicks TOP OF THE LINE sedan. looks like in great shape. was it saved?
It was saved, went to Tennessee
@@21motors22 Ohhh someone bought it?
randomrazr I rescued it
@@montyray3551 Bless you sir for saving this rare and beautiful Park Avenue. Bless you!
Greg Johnson inbox me
Do you still have this? I need the guages
You make 1990 sound like 1890 jfc
That would be the Boneeville SSEI
I own a 89 same car is it for sale
How much does it coast?
I've owned 3 of these, not pretty cars but they are a joy to drive. Powerful and smooth ride and lots of leg room.
Not pretty?! It's a gorgeous, timeless limo-like style. I love the look of these.
Were is this car located?????
That car would be such an easy sell.
New car seats are very uncomfortable compared to these
I want it how to purchase
Is it sold?
I hope that Buick park avenue had been saved
Feed the buick
t makes me SICK whenever I see a BEAUTIFUL car like this one at a salvage yard because you KNOW that the only reason why it's there is because it was handed down by an older couple to their grandson, & the kid was too concerned about being made fun of by his so-called "friends" for driving this beautiful Park Ave to be appreciative for it, & wanted a hypercar/supercar instead!!!!!
I need the front seats please
Hi where us place located in in Georgia,???
we are located in North Carolina
@@21motors22 okay I'll look it up on Google thank you thank you very much
What do you have for sale?
That's a slab on the making
is it for parts, if so I need that digital speedometers
For sale?
DId you save it?
yes it was sold and put back on the road.
Thank God!!
@@21motors22 Great!!! 😁
Is it sold??
is this car still available ???
Morons scrapping that car, I would restore it and keep it alive for many more years, my old one had 270k miles, ex smashed it into a tree(she was fine, safe car), loved it dearly
I hope that one got saved
It did; went to a Buick Collector in TN.
What a shame!
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Did it sell yet?
We still have it, working on getting some tires for it so it can pass the safety inspection then drive it for a day or two and make certain everything is good then we will sell it.
21 Motors were r u Located
@@thetimedoctor8542 We are in Hamptonville NC
I would like to buy it
Who in the hell would throw this car in the garbage!!
Is this car for sale ?
How much u want for car
Is it for sale ?
It will be for sale soon we Just need to check it out good and get it inspected.
21 Motors also where’s it located
@@moekyd It is in Hamptonville NC
@@21motors22 is it for sale yet or has it been sold ? SUPER INTERESTED IN THE DRIVER AND PASSENGER ORIGINAL CAR MATS !
How much
I would like to buy this car a.s.a.p
Where is this car at I have a 89 same color it would be a gud parts car
fix her up good car
Let’s go Brandon
You talk like 1990 is the dark ages😂
U only scrap GARBAGE like toyotas not this RARE Buick
Ya bamós de dejar de ablar de jente pobre