'85 Chrysler 5th Ave for sale with test drive, driving sounds, and walk through video
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'85 CHRYSLER 5TH AVENUE
• Spectacular example of this Original Survivor, just as it left the showroom floor!
• Only 16,380 Original Miles (Driven 511 mi/year!)
• Numbers Matching Chrysler 5.2Liter V-8
• Numbers Matching Torque Flite Automatic transmission
• Factory White paint w/ Red Pin-Stripes professionally show waxed and detailed
• Flawless, Factory Red Leather bucket seat interior with dual 6-way power seats, woodgrain trim & still has the “new-car-smell”
• Full array of factory gauges
• Original Chrysler steering wheel with tilt
• Loaded with options including Power Windows, Power Locks and Cruise Control
• Ice-cold Factory Air-Conditioning A/C
• Original AM/FM/Cassette radio w/ factory speakers
• Effortless power steering system
• Original Owners Manual, Dealership Brochure & 2 sets of keys! It is that kind of car!
• Show or drive this Collector quality 5th Ave
301.816.1000
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My grandparents bought one brand new in 1984 and I had the honour of driving it home from the dealer. It was a fantastic car! I was 17 at the time, and as a car fanatic I was thrilled to drive a car this nice. As mentioned in the video, it had a button to turn on a rear amp which performed very well. This platform with the 318 was the choice of countless police, cabs and for good reason. Much like the Ford panther platform years later, this was reliable and durable.
The Chrysler "Fifth Avenue" series cars were WORTH THEIR CONSIDERABLE weight in GOLD! THEY WERE A GREAT THROWBACK TO THE ALWAYS GREAT Pre 1975 MoPars!
I still have the last car purchased by my dad . He purchased new ; a 1985 Chrysler Fifth Avenue !!!! Fabulous car !!!
I’ll always remember my dad wanted the Fifth Avenue. Miss you dad.
My dad wanted that damned thing. It had a grille on it just like a Lincoln Town Car. I said" Dad, if you want that
fancy grille, get a Lincoln! Much better car-more dependable.
The Chrysler 5th Avenue was an amazing car, my mother had one back in 1990. Watching this video is like reliving them days, the 1990s was the golden years.
Beverly Johnson
only real OG's know this
I recently bought an '87 5th Avenue in that shape with 18,000 miles!! It drives like a dream. Mine is the only optional color they had, Gunmetal Blue Pearl Coat with the optional blue leather. I just love this car!!
If someone from Chrysler Corporation is watching this, please bring back the New Yorker. There are so many of us out there that would once again love to drive a really luxurious car with chrome, thickly padded seats and a stately hood ornament.
I had an 1983 and loved the car.
My grandmother had this exact car in this color and interior, never looked this good though! This brings back a lot of happy memories, and yes you could pile in a lot of people in it.
My Grandma had one back in 93. It was a 1987 model. She would let me drive it everytime I visited her. I was 14. She said if I got caught she would say I stole it. I miss that lady and that furry red interior of a car.
I would love to see a brand new Chrysler have these exact plush leather seats and plush carpet in it! Maybe take a full size Chrysler and put those two things in it.
I bought one for almost nothing because the timing chain had jumped. Was garage kept and well cared for. I spent a day replacing the timing chain and gears and drove it for a few years without any problems. Definitely great cars.
Timing chain, radiator, transmission, rear end... all things that go wrong with those 5th avenues.
What is the weak link in the transmission?@@paularnold2108
These were FAR more reliable than Chrysler's front wheel drive lineup that came along after 1989. This was a very very good car.
Reliable might not be the term to use. But Durable sure is. These made fine cop cars, with a 360, similar to the one that came in The Little Red Express Truck. That is exactly what a good friend of mine did in a way, only took it a few steps further. He found an Imperial like this, loaded but with only a tired 318, some old lady had abused with not enough mechanical maintenance like oil changes and such. To a point at 58,000 miles the car looked like a million in all triple white. But dirty engine with horrendous blow by. Not getting out of its own way. Well my friend is her grandson who helped her keep it clean for sure, but was never able to change the oil. So she gave it to him. Then me and another good friend lent our expertise in swapping out the tires 318 and Torque Flite, for a MOPAR built 360, with Holley Pro-Injection, headers and built 727 automatic, running back to a 3:55 posi. That turned that beauty into a real sleeper! With close to 400 hp.
I grew up with this car. My mother and grandpa each had a 5th avenue. Both of them broke down when I was 16. It was a good car!
This is my dad's favourite car from his time living in the states, he even had it in white. I hope I can buy him one one day
I actually just got my hands on a 1984 Chrysler Fifth Ave. It needs a lot of TLC, but wow is it an amazing car. Super comfortable, smooth ride, quiet. Slowly but surely I’m getting it back to its former glory.
Wow that's in great shape! I just picked up a gold '87 Fifth Avenue. Such a nice floaty ride-like driving on a cloud :)
The 5th Aves have the best AC too!
Is 3k a good price for one of these? I found an 87 in good condition
I just bought a white 88 like this! The power windows and some of the little random lights need tinkered with, but it still drives like a cloud. They only wanted 1500, I couldn't believe it. Never been a big mechanical kinda guy, but buying this has put some inspiration in me. Been watching how to tutorials all week
@@Flemingsclassics I'll agree
My parents had a brown 1982 with tan leather seats and sunroof. As a kid I loved that car.
Grandpa had one like that, The front seats were extremely comfortable.
I bought a new one back then. Its a great car.
My parents had an 85 gold on gold with the Kimberly velour interior as it was called and that dream just rode well until it died in 93 with too many electrical problems but hey to see one in this pristine condition 35 years later is amazing I want one to relive the dream
I was a little kid when we had one and now I am only a little older than this car
The Famous Grove Street Car
Good old Greenwood, I want that car back in Gta 5 or 6
I posted a picture of my 88 Fifth Ave, and someone immediately responded with a picture of that car, I never even notices til then. I'm glad I picked it up though
I guess the homies in Ganton had a lot of money back then. That thing wasn’t cheap
yeeeea G
Finger car
The driver's seat under the tufted pillow was a great hiding spot! You could slide money whatever you wanted...
My buddy had one the same year when he was in college that was a handmedown from his mother, who'd upgraded to an LHS. One time he got to pick up bluesman "Lil Ed" for a campus gig. Ed was quite impressed, even with the draped ceiling, I mean falling headliner.
318 with 727 torque flight! 225 slant 6 was great too that I had in my lower level Lebaron. I loved that car.
I love these, underrated
Definitely a beautiful time capsule!!
I like the way Tony brings you back to the year of the car, he says you're going out to dinner you got the kids in the back or maybe two couples. I like hopping aboard Tony Flemings Time capsule."Great Videos "
Yes, I had Graduated High School 85.
My Dad worked for Chrysler, my Mom wanted 85 5th Avenue, He said too much, got a 85 E Class.
Hey big brother! I love this car, man! Brings back lots of wonderful memories of when I was a JV baseball kid in the mid/late 80's. My oldest sister had one and I often rode in it on those buttoned red leather seats. Very unique indeed!! :) JV Johnny
My uncle has that exact 85 Chrysler fifth avenue in perfect condition along with an 85 Cadillac Fleetwood brougham.
The grey one with the wood interior....Aaaaaah!!!
My neighbor when I was growing up had several of these. They were everywhere back in the day.
That probably because they kept breaking down.
Me and a friend of mine dropped a BUILT 340 mopar and 727 trans with a stall converter in one of these. Comfy....and fast. It was hilarious
You destroy a classic not funny or great
@@craigrusso9291 I'm not into hot rods, but the engines in these 5th Avenues were pathetic. Between 110 to 135 horse power, depending on the year, from a 5.2 liter V8, with a trouble prone "lean burn" carburetor. Putting an earlier, pre-malaise era engine into one would certainly be doing it a favor. Unless you get caught. Then you could get in some trouble. Some states continue to inspect cars this age, some do not.
You want to see a destroyed 5th Ave., there is a dirt track near me that used one of these to condition the track.
My wife and I took my uncle's 85 on our honeymoon that was a beautiful car I'd still like to have one
Good thing for you, we happen to have one in stock. Its and 85 with around 11,000 miles on it. check it out here and give us a call www.flemingsultimategarage.com/vehicles/3199/1985-chrysler-fifth-ave
That is a beautiful looking car no doubt - if I was retiring to Florida and wasn’t going to be driving all that much, I would buy the car in a minute - it would be so much fun to drive that beauty around as a retired person in Florida - I just need a few more years 👍
You'll get there
My father rented one in 1984. We wished it were our car.
These old babies are amazing
My grandmother has one that was painted black, and had black leather seats. Getting into that car in Texas summers, with those soft black leather seats was brutial. If we knew we were spending the day out with grandmaw we would change into paints before she got there.
so cool, i picked up an 83 model from canada last summer!
Sweet I had one once
Is this a reference
I have an 86 its my daily driver. LOVE old chryslers!
5.2L 318 V8. Very reliable engine
I had an 86 white 5th Ave with blue cloth interior. Love the body style
They really hit the mark with this one. Cheers!
Thank you sir!
I just felt it was the right thing to do to get back with you as to why I haven't responded. I found another one here on ebay. 89K miles, with sunroof, Electroluminecent. lamps on the C pillars for under 4 grand. White/ blue velour seats. Thanks anyway.
I agree its a nice car I remember at the 1985 Toronto auto show with my brother and dad and my dad loves the car
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Always loved the plush interiors of those cars. That was an A++ on Chrysler's part. The Gov bailout Chrysler received was a win win for both Chrysler and the American taxpayers. Chrysler turned itself around with the money and the taxpayers made money through interest and taxes from the Chrysler transformation. I enjoyed the video.
I had one just like this with the Blue Interior. It was an amazing car!
My dad had a 87 just like that but gray with gray interior. I gave it to me I drove it from Atlantic City to New York every day for 8 years never a problem good on gas actually kind of fast! Everyone that got in that car could not believe how comfortable the seats were! I've had lots of cars and the Fifth Avenue always comes to the top of my list.
I owned a 1978 Lincoln Town Coup, and I was also a Chauffeur for a local limousine service having driven several stretched Lincolns and Cadillacs; I needed to rent a car for a weekend and I happened to received a Chrysler 5th. Avenue just like the one in this video... I didn't want to return it, the ride and comfort surpassed any vehicle I had ever driven. The seats and ergonomics were perfect without any exaggeration. The Chrysler 5th. Avenue of this era will never receive the credit it deserves.
@@bob-jo5gd it was amazing in a lot of ways! I still see them on the road in 2019
I have a 82 Chrysler Fifth Avenue same car fully loaded everything there is to get out of for that year of 15 Awards
I have three and also in excellent condition. The only difference is that, mine have the soft cushion seats.
Ricardo Montalban would be proud to own it.
Likely gave a very smooth ride.
That's a really cool car brush and a nice one. I know there's not many of the left at all and this was the last Chrysler Luxury Car to be RWD with a Longitudinal V8. It was a Competitor to the Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham and Lincoln Town Car while the smaller FWD Chrysler New Yorker was competing with Buick, Mercury and Oldsmobile.
my grandmother had same exact car, extreme comfort
Yes! That Fifth Avenue is Sweet!!!
No pun intended
also Sweet Johnson's Car
That’s a classic
I remembered those cars, My last year of High School!!!
Love those in brown
This was my first car, it was burgundy, super luxurious and I felt like I was driving a rolls lmao
Fine Corinthian Leather
I drive a 86 fifth avenue in 2019 , hasn't gave me any problems very easy to fix and floats like a boat on the road . It's older than me and all these older guys give me the nod while I drive
Right you are, these things will last forever if you take care of them!
@@Flemingsclassics so true I love this vehicle and so easy to fix , it took me 15 minutes to do the brakes but a stripped bolt sure hold you back at times. But if you have any for sale let me know even one for parts
@@Mma82013 You're in luck! I'm staring at a '85 5th Ave sitting in our showroom. This one only has 11,000 miles on it too! Give us a call at 301-816-1000 and we can have it in your driveway by the weekend! Ask for Colin
www.flemingsultimategarage.com/vehicles/3199/1985-chrysler-fifth-ave
@@Flemingsclassics I will call you in the morning
@@Mma82013 sounds good Caleb!
Gorgeous.
That is super plush interior that Fifth Avenue has Buick & Cadillac beat and Lincoln
First time was in a 1985 Chrysler Fifth Avenue. Resale value suffered greatly. :)
I love it.
Sweet ride! I have an 83. The red interior of that one is super nice. The original audiovox stereo units that worked with the rear amp are getting really hard to find in working order. Show worthy? That's exactly what I would do with it, present it with information on the lean burn 318 as a history educational piece at a show.
Yeah, that lean burn system belongs in a museum, since it made the car run like a hesitant dinosaur.
This is just what my neighbor's car looked like!
Sweet :)
Wow still see some on the road but not like this
Beautiful car
I love the sound of starter tink tink tink broom.......
Wowww Chrysler 😍😎
I have an 1987 driven around 60.000 km. looks identically to this one besides it doesn’t have an sunroof and it’s interior is plush , but same colour. It’s been in the family since my grandfather bought new it from the Chrysler dealership here in Iceland. It’s not for sale but it would be nice to have an idea on how much it’s worth?
I remember seeing these roll off the transporter.... Chrysler had stopped production of their biggest platform and dressed up their midsize with the top end interior and luxury exterior packages. The only bad thing I remember about these was the electronic engine management computer on the side of the air cleaner.....the Pc board was prone to cracking due to vibrations....we changed a lot of them under warranty.
I have a black 1987 and no paint work has been done to it and it is always under wraps and anything that goes wrong with that, it goes right back to the shop. Big TLC and now direct headers
A land yacht without being a land yacht. Just the right size and the right kisch.
I had one back in 1996 but gave us lots of trouble and sold it
Nice
This would be the ultimate sleeper with a 5.9 magnum or a 5.7/6.4 Hemi!
The Stig's English cousin
Not ruining it, making it better. I’m all about originality, but it’s nothing rare! I’m not talking about cutting it up. Everything I would do is bolt on.
@@dodgeguyz The car is too heavy to ever be fast.
Timothy Tucker
That's what they said about the Charger and Challenger Hellcats!
All you would need is an 8 3/4 rear and tie the sub frames. It's easy to tighten up the suspension in these.
The reason these cars were slow was due to the powertrain at most produced 140hp, 240ft lbs of torque, roughly a axle ratio 2.28 with a three speed. A more powerful powertrain, with a wider gear spread would do wonders.
Wow. GMA&GPA had an 82 white with the tan interior. Memories. The amp button also lol. Slow as shit but what a boat lol
🇺🇸 It was the best of Chrysler!! American people at it's best. 👍
I sold them too in the 80's
I love it
i love this video of this car, they are excellent if you know what it is that makes them "tick", i have one i love very much
My dad owned a 1988 5th ave, he passed away years ago and the car sat in the garage cause my mom doesn’t drive. She had asked me to see if i could get it running and i could buy it for a few bucks. So i tried a batter and gas and it would just crank, so i changed the fuel pump and filter and it fired right up!
I am getting it inspected soon and new tires. It needs a good buffing and a new headliner but not much else. The car again is a 1988 Chrysler Fifth Ave. with 21509 miles.
Any idea of its value now?
I wish i could show a few pictures
real pimped out style !!! power everthing probly every bit as nice as a caddy luxurious a real freeway land cruiser !
I have one of these its an 1986 and its white with blue interior and its beautiful. And it only has 88 thousand miles witch I was told it really low miles for a 318 motar
I only paid 8 hundred dollars for this and it wasn't running all I had to do was run new fuel lines and it started up😎
I had one that was silver with leather pillow back seats.
Nice i got a 1986
My first car ....same color but it was shot...no reverse it smelled bad and cost me $25.00....it lasted 2 days ..
It's that sweet car in gta san Andreas
super
You Nailed it! My dad had one and I remember riding around in it! HAHA!
I bought one last year.
Was my grandma’s last car.❤️💐
haha! I got one of these things from the first owner with HALF the miles ALL original for 6000 dollars!
I wish the one I had would of been like this 1
Bought Teterboro Chrysler Plymouth . Teterboro NJ
I own a 1982 Chrysler fifth avenue 5.2l v8 318 27,088 miles original
this guy can sell ice to an eskimo
I had one same color combo,it was indestructible,nothing to do with the crap we have nowadays