Beautiful wagon. Love the B body. My dream has been a 94-95 Cadillac with the 4.9L or better. Always loved these big roadmasters though too. Glad to see another young person interested in them.
Glad I found you again. You are a great host. I like your level of detail. Don’t worry that it’s too much. I do like these cars a lot. Thanks for your work.
Thak you for this video! I fell in love with this car back in the mid 90’s when one with illinois license plates war in my area in Madrid (Chamartín),Spain. It was a time that for some reason there was a lot of us cars with us license plates in that area such as Buick Park Avenue, an Impala, a Civic, a Suburban ...there was also a volvo 940 with ny plates.....I was in my teens and never got to ask if they were spaniard coming back from the Usa or American expats.... It’sa pity that beacause of fuel economy we never get to have these beauties in Europe... Cheers from Spain
Beautiful Wagon!!! Keep the dream alive. I'm glad i am not the only young guy who likes wagons. You said you don't know why you like them you just do. Well if you ask me I would say they are classic and with a few mods that LT1 can spank many of the new SUV that people buy now a days instead of wagons!
Craig Wilson I agree! It's amazing how much these can tow too! I don't mind truck based SUVs but I feel wagons big or small are way more capable and better than those small crossovers everyone here drives.
I'm on my third Roadmaster, it seems like we've got some things in common. I'm on a 95 right now, and I even have the same tires as yours. I dig the gold color. I've got a weird green, but it's kind of cool, it changes colors and becomes sort of blue in bright sunlight. Thanks for the video. It was worth the watch. These cars are bulletproof, especially with the tow pack on the LT1. I'm jealous of your tint.
Quinn Shaw interesting! I bet we've had the same issues, I haven't had much but the previous owner had the same problems I had on my 93 haha. My 93 was the came color as this one.
I've had a 91, 94, and 95. What kind of issues have you had? On my 91 I had an issue where water would condense into the gas tank when it was really cold and raining/snowing. That was it. On my 94, it had dynaride, the autoleveling system, and that wouldn't hold air, so I switched it to a closed air system, which proved to be awesome because I could over pump it a little and raise up the back just enough to stop scraping coming out of parking lots here in UT. My new one seems to have some kind of exhaust leak. It had a stuttering issue when it was idling for a bit, but I cleaned out my throttle body, MAS, and got a new PCV valve and that seems to be fixed. I took my 91 to Alaska, performed beautifully. Overall nothing too bad.
Quinn Shaw hmm my 93 had rust and a bad leveling suspension so I pulled the fuse on that. My 93 had a bad distributor, alternator, and my windshield cracked, and a bad starter. My 96 had a bad starter, airpimp, cracked windscreen and rust
Sounds like the 93 distributor problem might have been related to the alternator. Overall you got off pretty easy. The 4L60 tranny isn't up to the abuse the engine is capable of giving it. Depending on how lucky you get with how it was made and your driving habits it's easy to burn through them. I know that's the major failure point for these, that and the optispark (water pump is above the optispark and leaks onto it). The LT1 in these was initially put into the corvette that year, and was designed to run under rougher conditions. They detuned it for these boats, and it worked out well. Something about having a pretty big engine that was made for doing a lot more than it is makes for a great combination of power, efficiency, and reliability.
I have the same one. Color and everything, including window tint . Has 177,000 miles on it. Let’s roll, bro! I like your GS wheels. Before that I had a 91. Definitely not as good. I kind of do miss the old tach.
I need to apologize I had no clue you had uploaded videos until you uploaded today I'm starting to get into them tonight you should do this more often your very comfortable in commentary and video ... damn oldies station probably made that car melt like the old days with a fridge 4 kids 2 cousins an aunt sporting a perm and a uhaul trail with a cavalier station wagon on the back with you know what the rest of the family in the back lol people should enjoy these cars
Memories Per Gallon lol I’m glad you found my other vids! I’m trying to upload more and thank you. I really enjoy these cars, I was glad to have found this one for sale in my area. Therese cars are quite reliable but several things will probably break on them due to the age of the car obviously, I daily drive this car and it’s served me quite well the year I’ve had it. My 93 served me well the 3 years before this one.
I have a 94 Limited that I am the 2nd owner I just done the front end all mog parts and KYB shock and a bigger suede bar from belltec suspension.man when I say I can hit turns on the interstate doing a 100 without slowing down it rid better than when it was built.just have to do the back now.
I really like that car when do you think I'm going to have one like it hopefully cuz I think they are beautiful cars they ride a wonderful my dad had a sedan like that it rode real good and I told my dad then I was going to get me one just like it but I want a wagon
Nice look w/the old style road wheels!....which BTW, are steel, not magnesium. If you read your owners manual, you'd know that "Change Oil" light on the dash is only a mileage-sensing reminder. It's resettable by turning the ignition to just the 'ON' position, then flooring the accelerator 3 times. Full-size rear drive GM passenger vehicles ended production in '96.
Hi! So for internal super glue, door trim Christmas tree clips work. JB weld you could use if you prefer. I used gorilla for mine and it worked good. For the outside trim I used 3M double sided adhesive tape and it worked great! Pep boys sells something similar to the black trim if you want. You also could use electrical tape instead of the rubber trim like I did on my 93 lol. Mine came with extra rubber trim so I was ok.
Let me know if u need any help with fix it I have redone everything on my Roadmaster but the motor and transmission has 280,000 on it and still going strong
Not really. It actually handles a bit better. I installed KYB shocks and deleted the air ride. The rear shocks would automatically adjust. The KYB shocks feel really floaty but are stiff enough so it doesn’t make you sea sick. The car feels brand new with them. I bought the car wish aftermarket front shocks that were way too stiff so that sacrificed comfort a bit.
I like your Roadmaster wagon! Those vintage Buick road wheels look as though they were actually made for the car! Buick could have offered them as an option; I wonder why they didn't. It's now January 2019; do you still have the car?
Nomadic VanAddict no problem haha! The previous owner found it in a junkyard and put it in. I have a recent video of this car with a factory Buick radio I found online.
@@harysuper You are so lucky to get it to that mileage. The sedan 1995, engine oil rings blew at 184,000 miles. I had to have a remanufactured LT1 engine block, pistons and rings included installed. It still had electric cooling fan issues. Couldn't get the secondary fan to kick in. Something with the computer. I went ahead and sold it after having electrical wire issues. Loved it though. Oh, left front end had collapsed on me once. Skidded about a hundred feet before coming to a dead stop. Smelled really bad of burnt rubber. Tire blew out causing it. Rivets came apart. Lucky I was only going forty mph.
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Love the old school road wheels.
It's Beige Betty. Mine's blue and wood with 17-inch Impala SS wheels. Hangs the road like a Corvette (a 1975 Corvette that is).
Nice! I like those SS wheels on them!
Beautiful wagon. Love the B body. My dream has been a 94-95 Cadillac with the 4.9L or better. Always loved these big roadmasters though too. Glad to see another young person interested in them.
Jason Summers thanks! The Cadillacs of this era were great also in my opinion! My favorite Caddy was the 93-96 Fleetwood
Jason Summers u ready for the Fleetwood
Glad I found you again. You are a great host. I like your level of detail. Don’t worry that it’s too much.
I do like these cars a lot. Thanks for your work.
Thak you for this video! I fell in love with this car back in the mid 90’s when one with illinois license plates war in my area in Madrid (Chamartín),Spain. It was a time that for some reason there was a lot of us cars with us license plates in that area such as Buick Park Avenue, an Impala, a Civic, a Suburban ...there was also a volvo 940 with ny plates.....I was in my teens and never got to ask if they were spaniard coming back from the Usa or American expats.... It’sa pity that beacause of fuel economy we never get to have these beauties in Europe... Cheers from Spain
Beautiful Wagon!!! Keep the dream alive. I'm glad i am not the only young guy who likes wagons. You said you don't know why you like them you just do. Well if you ask me I would say they are classic and with a few mods that LT1 can spank many of the new SUV that people buy now a days instead of wagons!
Craig Wilson I agree! It's amazing how much these can tow too! I don't mind truck based SUVs but I feel wagons big or small are way more capable and better than those small crossovers everyone here drives.
God that's such a beauty with this wheels I wouldn't mind that wagon....been wanting one since I was a kid....great american wagon bro👍
the radio was perfect lol
Nice I just bought one today, it’s a 91, but I still like it. I will pick it up on Wed. I live in Chino Hills.
International Auto Group Inc nice! What color is it? I loved my 93 and I love my 96.
congrats on the new RMW! looks clean and glad that Sandy went to a good home
Thanks! I'm glad too! Both wagons were and are in good hands!
Cool car! Thanks for posting this video!
Richard M glad you liked it! Thanks!
I'm on my third Roadmaster, it seems like we've got some things in common. I'm on a 95 right now, and I even have the same tires as yours. I dig the gold color. I've got a weird green, but it's kind of cool, it changes colors and becomes sort of blue in bright sunlight. Thanks for the video. It was worth the watch. These cars are bulletproof, especially with the tow pack on the LT1. I'm jealous of your tint.
Quinn Shaw interesting! I bet we've had the same issues, I haven't had much but the previous owner had the same problems I had on my 93 haha. My 93 was the came color as this one.
I've had a 91, 94, and 95. What kind of issues have you had? On my 91 I had an issue where water would condense into the gas tank when it was really cold and raining/snowing. That was it. On my 94, it had dynaride, the autoleveling system, and that wouldn't hold air, so I switched it to a closed air system, which proved to be awesome because I could over pump it a little and raise up the back just enough to stop scraping coming out of parking lots here in UT. My new one seems to have some kind of exhaust leak. It had a stuttering issue when it was idling for a bit, but I cleaned out my throttle body, MAS, and got a new PCV valve and that seems to be fixed. I took my 91 to Alaska, performed beautifully. Overall nothing too bad.
Quinn Shaw hmm my 93 had rust and a bad leveling suspension so I pulled the fuse on that. My 93 had a bad distributor, alternator, and my windshield cracked, and a bad starter. My 96 had a bad starter, airpimp, cracked windscreen and rust
Quinn Shaw I took care of the rust and bad windshield and previous owner put in new starter before I bought it.
Sounds like the 93 distributor problem might have been related to the alternator. Overall you got off pretty easy. The 4L60 tranny isn't up to the abuse the engine is capable of giving it. Depending on how lucky you get with how it was made and your driving habits it's easy to burn through them. I know that's the major failure point for these, that and the optispark (water pump is above the optispark and leaks onto it). The LT1 in these was initially put into the corvette that year, and was designed to run under rougher conditions. They detuned it for these boats, and it worked out well. Something about having a pretty big engine that was made for doing a lot more than it is makes for a great combination of power, efficiency, and reliability.
Btw I'm glad you got another wagon
Lol
Upgraded to the LT1. nice. I thought it was going to be a PT cruiser or something lol
Ghetto Wagon haha! Nah, I wouldn't go from a BBody to a PT Cruiser woody lol.
Harrison S if you love b bodies then you will really enjoy the ppv . I know I enjoy them both lol .
Nice regular 350 and LT1 350 both are good.whats your plan for this Roadmaster?I have a 94 Limited that I am the 2nd owner.
I have the same one. Color and everything, including window tint . Has 177,000 miles on it. Let’s roll, bro! I like your GS wheels. Before that I had a 91. Definitely not as good. I kind of do miss the old tach.
I also like to put that style of Oldsmobile CD player in my Roadmasters!
I need to apologize I had no clue you had uploaded videos until you uploaded today I'm starting to get into them tonight you should do this more often your very comfortable in commentary and video ... damn oldies station probably made that car melt like the old days with a fridge 4 kids 2 cousins an aunt sporting a perm and a uhaul trail with a cavalier station wagon on the back with you know what the rest of the family in the back lol people should enjoy these cars
Memories Per Gallon lol I’m glad you found my other vids! I’m trying to upload more and thank you. I really enjoy these cars, I was glad to have found this one for sale in my area. Therese cars are quite reliable but several things will probably break on them due to the age of the car obviously, I daily drive this car and it’s served me quite well the year I’ve had it. My 93 served me well the 3 years before this one.
I have a 94 Limited that I am the 2nd owner I just done the front end all mog parts and KYB shock and a bigger suede bar from belltec suspension.man when I say I can hit turns on the interstate doing a 100 without slowing down it rid better than when it was built.just have to do the back now.
Nice! I’ll have to do that to my 96. I put aftermarket shocks on my 93 and it made a huge difference!
I really like that car when do you think I'm going to have one like it hopefully cuz I think they are beautiful cars they ride a wonderful my dad had a sedan like that it rode real good and I told my dad then I was going to get me one just like it but I want a wagon
Nice look w/the old style road wheels!....which BTW, are steel, not magnesium. If you read your owners manual, you'd know that "Change Oil" light on the dash is only a mileage-sensing reminder. It's resettable by turning the ignition to just the 'ON' position, then flooring the accelerator 3 times. Full-size rear drive GM passenger vehicles ended production in '96.
Yep December 1996!
Classic American car. Today Buick's cars seem European
iliadde I agree! I am excited for the new Tour X though!
Oh my , this has an Oldsmobile Radio. Thanks
maaan I just caught the roadmaster bug. the 1996 collectors edition is the one! i found one in texas with 150k miles and i kinda need it
Did you get it?
In Poland we call them not wagon but kombi 😃
Whata a machine!!! Congrats bro!!
Thank you!
Interesting but rare you found one similar to your 93.
There are a few in my area and this was one of them! I noticed it was for sale so I thought I'd kind of upgrade and get it!
Hi just picked up this beast! Any suggestions how I can reattach ALL trim? External and internal?
Hi! So for internal super glue, door trim Christmas tree clips work. JB weld you could use if you prefer. I used gorilla for mine and it worked good. For the outside trim I used 3M double sided adhesive tape and it worked great! Pep boys sells something similar to the black trim if you want. You also could use electrical tape instead of the rubber trim like I did on my 93 lol. Mine came with extra rubber trim so I was ok.
Love it but the windows are too dark to the point word stands out too much looks like a death vehicle with the black windows
Lol
The worst part about these 1994-96 Roadmasters are the door panels.
I order RMW leather seats to install them in my 92' CW
They are very comfortable!
Let me know if u need any help with fix it I have redone everything on my Roadmaster but the motor and transmission has 280,000 on it and still going strong
AI3xZJE41 YT just outta curiosity did your AC ever leak over the passenger side carpet?
Nice
The radio said Oldsmobile on it.
Do you sacrifice any ride comfort with tow package when not towing? Are rear shocks electric adjust?
Not really. It actually handles a bit better. I installed KYB shocks and deleted the air ride. The rear shocks would automatically adjust. The KYB shocks feel really floaty but are stiff enough so it doesn’t make you sea sick. The car feels brand new with them. I bought the car wish aftermarket front shocks that were way too stiff so that sacrificed comfort a bit.
I like your Roadmaster wagon! Those vintage Buick road wheels look as though they were actually made for the car! Buick could have offered them as an option; I wonder why they didn't. It's now January 2019; do you still have the car?
Yep! 268K miles and still going strong! And thank you I agree! They should have offered them.
New sub I'm bout to get one.....
Do you sell also caprice and oldsmobile custom cruiser?
KS I just drive them haha. Nah, I haven't owned one of those yet!
I've got a Custom cruiser. Smoothest driving car I've ever been in
They make the tow package, aftermarket only which aren’t as good as factory.
hOW MUCH PLEASE ?
I see 12K is a goin rate.
Dutch Van Helsing that’s crazy. Well I’d be hesitant to sell regardless but for the right price I’d let it go.
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Why did the radio say oldsmobile on it? If there was an explanation I missed it cuz I am drinking.
Nomadic VanAddict no problem haha! The previous owner found it in a junkyard and put it in. I have a recent video of this car with a factory Buick radio I found online.
Ok thanks! Great video by the way. I'm facinated by these cars and am looking for one.
What kind of wheels are those?
Buick Rally wheels! Hope that helps!
How much this car in dollar
So whats your plan for the Roadmaster
To derby fly by crash
@@ronpackman2266 what !!!!!!!! I didn't get that
I'm sure it's gone by now. , last year. July at that.
Larry Pierce I still have it! 260,000 miles and still going strong!
@@harysuper You are so lucky to get it to that mileage. The sedan 1995, engine oil rings blew at 184,000 miles. I had to have a remanufactured LT1 engine block, pistons and rings included installed. It still had electric cooling fan issues. Couldn't get the secondary fan to kick in. Something with the computer. I went ahead and sold it after having electrical wire issues. Loved it though. Oh, left front end had collapsed on me once. Skidded about a hundred feet before coming to a dead stop. Smelled really bad of burnt rubber. Tire blew out causing it. Rivets came apart. Lucky I was only going forty mph.
Larry Pierce oh that’s too bad. Other than my radiator and starter I haven’t had any issues the 2.5 years I’ve had it.
What the mileage on it
Creston Cook currently 250K miles!
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