Exactly these NEW cars, ARE ALL JUNK!! EVERYONE OF THEM I'VE GOT FREINDS & RELATIVES WHO THEM CARS NEW NOW, AND THEIR NOTHIN BUT PROBLEMS JUNK EM ALL! EVEN THE NEW F-150s😭, ILL STICK WITH MY 1995 CROWN VIC ITS NOW AT, 342,000 MILES AND STILL RUNS BUT IT CHOULD USE A NEW ENGINE, AND MY 1983 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS, ITS BODY IS RUSTN OUT THOUGH, and ILL STICK WITH my 2, 1958 EDSELS, THAT STILL RUN, MY Mercury still HAS POWER BIG TIME with a 302 engine THAT 1 HAS 289,000 AND STILL GOING, STRONG, ITS GOT AN EXCELLENT HEATER TOO, ITS ASHAME THESE IDIOTS at FORD QUIT MAKN THESE GREAT CARS AND T-BIRD TOO😭😭.
I miss the 80's and 90's cars. They were the best cars made, without the useless computerized garbage, A basic Interior with just a radio, Power Windows, Power door locks, and a Power SunRoof, was all you needed back in those days. My 97 Accord EX will soon be a classic, even though I've modded it.
My 2005 Crown Victoria still drives wonderfully, it's like sitting on a couch while tooling down the road. The V8 will accerate longer than I have the courage to hold the gas pedal down. I knew nothing about these cars until I bought mine, I thought it was a step down when I bought it, but I was ignorant, these cars are reliable, comfortable, built to last and easy to work on.
Just sent my 07 to the scrapyard because cost more to fix than it was worth. But then I come across this! This is immaculate! I remember my maroon 91 LTD I had. That car, I had a crash one night, t-boned a toronado that blew a red light. I drove that car home from the tow yard, bought some parts from Everett's in Brockton and rebuilt the front end. Ended up getting a job because of my repair work! Haha I even remember as I drove home from the tow yard, my headlights were hanging off. One of the bulbs fell put and my buddy following me stopped and picked it up. It still worked when I plugged it back in! Great, strong, true car. She is flawless!
I own an 87 Crown Victoria with only 4400 miles on it - equal in condition to this one although the earlier squarer body style. The thing that always amazes me about these cars is the solid “clunk” the doors make when you close them! You can’t appreciate the sound until you hear it in person - hearing it on video doesn’t do it justice! Hopefully this beauty goes to someone who will continue the fabulous care it has received to this point!
I sure hope this beautiful Crown Victoria goes to a good home. I wish I had bought one when new. I love the Cadillac too. These older cars have a different sound when doors close vs the cars now days but younger generation don't know about these cars. Your not abusing the cars when closing doors.
It would be great if Ford started making these amazing cars again. The Ford crown victoria is built better than some of the newer cars today. I'm from utah.
It would, but that will never happen. All of the ridiculous government regulations related to safety, emissions and fuel economy would make it illegal to produce such a car new these days.
Fun Fact: When they redesign the Crown Victoria for 1992 it had no grill, just the logo on the front and because of that some people were confusing it as a 4dr Thundeebird and because of that Ford put a grill on the Crown Victoria for the 1993 model so the grilless Crown Vic's was a one year only model.
My all time favorite was my 1991 Grand Marquis LS. My 1st fuel injected car. Engine was so smooth. Burgundy with a half vinyl roof and a light grey interiot
I bought a 91 Crown Vic today its cherry in all respects EXCEPT FOR THE CLEAR COAT. Paid $2500 for the car and w.as quoted $3,000 to redo the paint. I call the the paint bourgandy, the vynal top is sun beat . Damn but the ride is incredibly smooth and quite. I'm 77 years old and have to make my mind up about the paint.
@@rogerjohnson7603 I painted my car with Rustoleum and a roller. It's not as bad as you think. I'd rather drop $60 on some tough tractor paint that I know will last for a decade, rather than thousands on a Maaco job that might start flaking within a year. It also no help that my back is shot, but at least i could paint it while sitting down. I'm too old for this crap.
Great video. These are great cars, and those 302 engines are fabulous. It's a real tragedy the St Thomas Ford plant was completely tore down a few years back. My brother in law worked there when they made these cars.
Beautiful. Just lovely. My father had this 91 Crown Victoria with a leather upholstery in Massachusetts. Truly a memory of Pop car to me. I wish I can own one today. Thumbs up and cheers from Japan.
God blessings and love. I love how you love your Daddy. Someday when God blesses me with enough money I will buy a Cadillac from you. It is great to see a honest person.
Nice example of a great car of yesterday. I personally hate new vehicles. You can not work on them yourself. Must take them to dealer or mechanic to get anything done to them. They do not last as long. They have so much plastic on them. To much technology on them. Something goes wrong with them it will cost a small fortune to fix them. People pay more for less. They are safe. That is the only good about a new vehicle. My favorite car they ever made is a factory original 1965 or 66 Chevrolet Impala. 4-door hardtop/Sport Sedan. With Air and 327-V8 engine. When I was three years old my parents bought one new. It had the factory wire spinner hub caps. It was a nice car. I have wanted one since. It is a car that you are in total control of. The car is not in control of you like the new ones are. I enjoy your videos cause you are showing older cars in great shape. Thumb up...
Henry Ford II was the one who made the final decision on the designs and this was one of his choices. The bubble look didn't start until after he retired from management.
Wow it's factory fresh. Never seen a box body Crown Vic this nice. Love these 80s and early 90s old school full size sedans, Crown Vics, Caprices, Cadillac Broughams, Town Cars, etc.
Anthony I just have no words to describe this car!! I just am.amazed at this beautiful timepiece! I would have this car in a minute I love these and the Mercury Grand Marquis the sister to this car. I have just love the body style. They just don't make them like this anymore! This color is so elegant. I would love to go shopping with you when you buy cars like this. I get goosebumps just seeing this car and the Cadillac you had on with this. This car is just outstanding a great piece of automotive history!!
I have an '88 that I use daily here in NZ. Same colour and trim combo as this one. 84k miles with all service history and paperwork from day one. Also from CA. Love it. Not quite as insanely pristine as this one but well maintained and so ridiculously smooth.....
I love these LTD Crown Victorias! I first saw these in 80's-90's tv shows like Matlock, that I would watch with my grandma. I'm looking for one to be my first car soon.
I had a 1989 Grand Marquis same style as this car. It was a champ and it was decent on gas not bad at all. Very comfortable and the AC still worked! Sadly it was destroyed in a flood. Me and that car had lots of adventures together I really miss her :(
I never was a fan, but a friend let me drive his, I was like how have I missed this my whole life? What a nice ride, beautiful smooth ride, and it was high mileage!
I remember when I was a kid my dad had this car as his first police cruiser . It was brand new and I was proud to see him driving it. Back then where I’m from the police officers brought their police cars home. So my dad always had it parked in front yard and he would let me wash it for him.
Wow, a true beauty...so perfect underneath! This was my Dad's style for many years he had Granada's and LTDs...ah, memories. Hope this finds a home that will continue to keep it as fresh as it deserves.
Less than 9000 miles, in a '91 LX Vic? Beautiful! It's in great condition for its age. And it has a dual exhaust! Somebody should get this, preferably anyone who loves the infamous Panther or want a tough car with a V8. 1991 is the last of the classic 1st-gen "LTD" version and has the unique clear signal lens. I used to drive a dark blue 1989 LX until "someone I know" stole it.
Wow! If I only had the money I'd buy this and import into Australia to drive around as a weekend car. Being a '91 car means it would also qualify for cheaper club/historical registration. That 302 V8 was a popular motor used in Aussie Fords as well...bulletproof!
Last of the good ones. There were no hail damage on these, unlike today's car where a fart will put a dent on it. I remember my mother had one of these and kids used to climb ,walk and even jump on top of the hood without damage.
Quite possibly the nicest survivor Vic still in existence! They'll never build them like this ever again. Sorry I missed out on the white Mark 8 a few weeks back Anthony!
Last year of the 5.0 in these cars. Love it. But my 4.6 on my 03 Grand Marquis is still perfect at 122,000 miles. No rust. Never drive it in rain or snow. I also covered the frame and floors with Fluid Film. Gorgeous car Anthony. What is up with those Pep Boys exhaust tips.
Cheers Anthony... That's some time capsule!... I'm sure she will remain so with her next custodian... Very informative film coverage... Don't stop using 'beautiful' as a descriptive... Cheers 👍
I own a 1991 Crown Victoria Wagon, newly rebuilt engine and transmission and excellent body , also a 1987 Crown Victoria Wagon since 1988, and just purchased a beautiful midnight dark blue Mercury Grand Marquis 4 door sedan 50th Anniversary edition 1989 with 67,000 miles. Super clean old folks car. These cars are addictive !
Wow!!! If I had the money right now I would buy that car I had one new in 1989 and I loved it and always wanted another one thanks for show such a great vehicle
I purchased one of these in Jan, '92 It was Midnight Blue metallic w/the matching Landau top and coach lights, it also had every option this one has except the electric antenna, but mine also had a digital compass and inside/outside temperature readouts w/digital climate control a/c system and double thick padded velour 6 way electric front seats... It stickered for just over $25k and I paid $12,400 plus T&L for a total of $14 and change.... They wanted to get rid of them with the totally new designed '92 Crown Vic's coming in.....Ha! Ha! Oh yea, the electric trunk release is in the glove compartment! Man, with that police pkg. it was unbelievably nimble and w/Citgo premium pump gas it would get 26-27 mpg during mixed driving... From a dead stop it would just light the tires up! I sold it almost 10 years later for $1k with >200k miles! Not bad for a land yacht that had an out of this world smooth ride and the most comfortable seats of any car I've ever owned! My daughter used to call it Daddy's Paw Paw car! It was one of the best cars I've ever owned... Hell presently, we've got an M packaged BMW X5 that can't hold a candle to it when it comes to the comfort and ride of that old '91 Crown Vic!
I had one. Bought it new. Beautiful black exterior with burgundy leather interior. Mini Town Car at half the price. This car is a beautifully preserved gem...!
Those were the days when you could buy a real glass rectangular headlights for $5.00 and replace it yourself in 10 minutes with a Philips screwdriver. Cars still had real chrome steel bumpers and no wrap around plastics like they have on cars today. Cars back in the 80s and 90s were built to take minor bumps and scraps which is why they had bumper guards on the chrome bumpers. Today most chrome is just chrome plated plastic. Even replacing the heater core yourself in a Ford Crown Victoria was only a 2 ~3 hour job for the DIY car repairer. These were the days when cars still had electronic fuel injection systems and no computer. Back then working and maintaining your own car was a weekend hobby for most people growing up during the 70s, 80s and 90s eras.
Funny you should say that. The headlight on my '10 needs to be replaced but I'm not about to do that myself, so I have to take it to the Ford dealer and probably spend around $75-100 parts and labor, when back in the day you could do it yourself for $5-10, and about 10 minutes or less labor.
@@theoneandonly6431 Cars today are just over-engineered garbage. Aside from that cars are only made to last around 8 years. I have a 2002 Rav4 that I still drive around today and the Rav4 has zero problems whatsoever. Car manufacturers can make a car that can last 20 years now but they don't b/c it's not feasible to make vehicles to last that long.
I have a 92 marquis with 2000 miles and garaged since 93 I inherited it from my dad . He bought it 3 months earlier and purchased a life insurance policy where if he passed away he did not have to pay it off and it became mine .
I had an 84 that was pretty clean. Obtained when my gpa passed.. Had like 87k miles when i sold it.. It was clean for what it was but there were some issues it had.. Ended up selling it but man it absorbed bumps like no other. All those big v8 cars ride soo smooth. Hell that 91 looked a lot more modern than my 84 haha.
I’m conflicted. Cars are meant to be driven and enjoyed, not stored in a garage for eternity. However, without someone preserving and taking care of this car as well as it has been, we wouldn’t have beautifully preserved examples like this. Thanks to the original owner for allowing us a glimpse of the past! I drove an 89 Crown Vic as a teenager and it was a tank.
I have a 1988 Crown Vic with 58000mls I'm the now the second owner. I still have the original window sticker. It's in perfect condition, won a lot of trophies with it.
I had a 1987 Lincoln town car and that car looks so similar mine was white with blue leather interior and had smoker windows in the front that rolled down before the windows. It had 70k when I bought it but I drove the hell out of it when I was 20. The sound system in mine I think was premium 6 speaker pioneer from factory.
Beautiful. The irony is that 91 doesn't seem all that long ago to me. I wish I would have had better insight even back then to realize how nice the cars were back then.
The crown Victoria frame was first used (known as the panther platform)from the LTD 1978 till 2011 the last one was made in Dec of 2011 it now sits in Saudi Arabia nice museum piece Tony
That's the one other reason why I like my 2006 Town Car, is the hood ornament which was put back on the Town Car in 2003 through 20111 when production ended. Sounds crazy but true which for some reason I've had a thing for hood ornaments on car in the 80's & 90's on cars.
It's the little touches that make a car feel special, I used to own a 1980s Mercedes and used to love looking down the hood at the classic Merc badge at the end.
What an amazing example of a Crown Victoria of the that generation! Thanks for sharing it with us. About the only thing that would have made it more unique would be if it had the 5.8 V8. I hope it goes to a great home where someone preserves and protects it!
5.8 was only on Police Pursuit Crown Victorias.....was not an option on civilian Crown Victorias. The 5.8 also only came with a carburetor on the Police Pursuit vehicles.
I honestly believe that even the Police version with a 5.8 liter was an urban legend. I never saw one. I don’t think they exist. And I used to drive a 1985 Crown Vic. I asked tons of cops about the 351 Windsor and really they were only put in Broncos and some F250s in those years. Imagine if they had put the 351 in the Mustang, like how Chevy had the Camaro with 305 or the IROCZ with the 5.7(350)) and that was a strong car! Oh yeah, they never came with dual exhaust like that. Not even Police versions. Later on they did but not a vinyl top 1991 Vic. The dealer had that done, even the cop versions had the pipes angle cut parallel to the body. So Mr Dealer, nice work saving the car. No class on the dual exhaust though. To me, he might as well have gotten the Landau Top to match.
@@andrewhigdon8346 You talk like an expert, but quite honestly, you don't know what you are talking about......why don't you do a little homework and stop stating misinformation.
Leo Giovanangelo what part? The exhaust I’m positive about. What else? The expert designation is a stretch for me admittedly, but I know that IF you got a Crown Vic with dual exhaust they didn’t finish off like those chrome tips with extra length left on. That would never leave the Ford assembly line. That screams of muffler shop dual exhaust jobber on a Crown Vic, $250 all day long circa 1992.
Close to mine. 1 year in Michigan now needs paint job from spots of rust. Radio works cassette dont. Odometer went out at 87,000. Yup i cover my seats also. Always. Had to fix windows. Needed cleanin and realigning. These doors hang so you do have to slam at times. Thats just how they sound.
"I'd like a car with bench seats and ash trays and cigarette lighters in the rear passenger doors." "Uh, cars like that are no longer manufactured. However, there is this guy in New England..."
Bench seats were in Vics and Impalas into the beginning of the 2010s. If trucks count as cars, then bench seats are still extremely popular, as it is the standard option on most pickups.
The owners of these cars" SEEK OUT" ANTHONY because he does such a good presentation, is Honest and passionate about these kinds of cars.....I wouldn't trust anybody else with my car.....With his knowledge and experience, he prices these cars fairly.....When I'm ready to sell my Mustang, Anthony will get that listing also.....He is easy to deal with and I would not hesitate to purchase a car from him either because I know he is fair......I trust Anthony with my cars!
This 91 Crown Victoria is in better condition than most 2021 vehicles that haven't even been made yet...
Exactly these NEW cars, ARE ALL JUNK!! EVERYONE OF THEM I'VE GOT FREINDS & RELATIVES WHO THEM CARS NEW NOW, AND THEIR NOTHIN BUT PROBLEMS JUNK EM ALL! EVEN THE NEW F-150s😭, ILL STICK WITH MY 1995 CROWN VIC ITS NOW AT, 342,000 MILES AND STILL RUNS BUT IT CHOULD USE A NEW ENGINE, AND MY 1983 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS, ITS BODY IS RUSTN OUT THOUGH, and ILL STICK WITH my 2, 1958 EDSELS, THAT STILL RUN, MY Mercury still HAS POWER BIG TIME with a 302 engine THAT 1 HAS 289,000 AND STILL GOING, STRONG, ITS GOT AN EXCELLENT HEATER TOO, ITS ASHAME THESE IDIOTS at FORD QUIT MAKN THESE GREAT CARS AND T-BIRD TOO😭😭.
Yupp computerized electrical nightmares waitung to happen. This car can go 300k if maintained easy
@@hotdogs5265 had an 85 that I sold with 399k running fine, motor never opened up
Next year is almost 30 years old
I miss the 80's and 90's cars. They were the best cars made, without the useless computerized garbage, A basic Interior with just a radio, Power Windows, Power door locks, and a Power SunRoof, was all you needed back in those days. My 97 Accord EX will soon be a classic, even though I've modded it.
Hard to believe that car is 29 years old and looks like new. Love the color
Anthony Cohn I agree color accent fits nicely overall. Whoever maintained it did a superb job 👍👍👍😁.
I wouldn't trust an odometer sold by an Italian.
My 2005 Crown Victoria still drives wonderfully, it's like sitting on a couch while tooling down the road. The V8 will accerate longer than I have the courage to hold the gas pedal down. I knew nothing about these cars until I bought mine, I thought it was a step down when I bought it, but I was ignorant, these cars are reliable, comfortable, built to last and easy to work on.
Just sent my 07 to the scrapyard because cost more to fix than it was worth. But then I come across this! This is immaculate!
I remember my maroon 91 LTD I had. That car, I had a crash one night, t-boned a toronado that blew a red light. I drove that car home from the tow yard, bought some parts from Everett's in Brockton and rebuilt the front end. Ended up getting a job because of my repair work! Haha
I even remember as I drove home from the tow yard, my headlights were hanging off. One of the bulbs fell put and my buddy following me stopped and picked it up. It still worked when I plugged it back in!
Great, strong, true car. She is flawless!
Odd choice of car to preserve and I love it. By far cleanest crown vic I ever seen. Really is a beautiful car.
scoots32 208 scoots Agreed! It's definitely a beauty! If he sells it, will go quickly and he'll get top dollar for it $$$
I own an 87 Crown Victoria with only 4400 miles on it - equal in condition to this one although the earlier squarer body style. The thing that always amazes me about these cars is the solid “clunk” the doors make when you close them! You can’t appreciate the sound until you hear it in person - hearing it on video doesn’t do it justice! Hopefully this beauty goes to someone who will continue the fabulous care it has received to this point!
I sure hope this beautiful Crown Victoria goes to a good home. I wish I had bought one when new. I love the Cadillac too. These older cars have a different sound when doors close vs the cars now days but younger generation don't know about these cars. Your not abusing the cars when closing doors.
It would be great if Ford started making these amazing cars again. The Ford crown victoria is built better than some of the newer cars today. I'm from utah.
Agreed 👍 that's why you still see them around, well maybe not the older ones but still once in a while I do see them and I'm from Toronto Canada.
You're from Utah? I'm sorry . . . You have my sympathy.
It would, but that will never happen. All of the ridiculous government regulations related to safety, emissions and fuel economy would make it illegal to produce such a car new these days.
Fun Fact: When they redesign the Crown Victoria for 1992 it had no grill, just the logo on the front and because of that some people were confusing it as a 4dr Thundeebird and because of that Ford put a grill on the Crown Victoria for the 1993 model so the grilless Crown Vic's was a one year only model.
You could never use the word “beautiful” too much in describing this car.
You could never try to pass opinions as objective views.
I have a 1991 Crown Victoria with 60K miles on it. I love it.
My all time favorite was my 1991 Grand Marquis LS. My 1st fuel injected car. Engine was so smooth. Burgundy with a half vinyl roof and a light grey interiot
I bought a 91 Crown Vic today its cherry in all respects EXCEPT FOR THE CLEAR COAT. Paid $2500 for the car and w.as quoted $3,000 to redo the paint.
I call the the paint bourgandy, the vynal top is sun beat .
Damn but the ride is incredibly smooth and quite.
I'm 77 years old and have to make my mind up about the paint.
@@rogerjohnson7603 I painted my car with Rustoleum and a roller. It's not as bad as you think. I'd rather drop $60 on some tough tractor paint that I know will last for a decade, rather than thousands on a Maaco job that might start flaking within a year.
It also no help that my back is shot, but at least i could paint it while sitting down. I'm too old for this crap.
God am I sucker for panther cars but this, this takes the cake...
I owned an 86 Crown Vic 2 door and loved that car! This is a real beauty and definitely needs to go to a good home.
Rare!
God forbid that goes to a dunker that'll just junk it a few years later. That's what happened to all the caprices and Impalas.
Talk about good memories! I had one of these that I put 312k miles on it, then sold it and seen it driving around town for years afterwords!
Great video. These are great cars, and those 302 engines are fabulous. It's a real tragedy the St Thomas Ford plant was completely tore down a few years back. My brother in law worked there when they made these cars.
Watching this video is exceptionally pleasurable. The commentary from the 10 minute mark through to the 11 minute mark is top notch material.
I'll be like my grandma, put plastic on the seats & shoes off b4 getting in😃
As a kid that was one of the smoothest cars I’ve ever ridden in.
Beautiful. Just lovely. My father had this 91 Crown Victoria with a leather upholstery in Massachusetts. Truly a memory of Pop car to me. I wish I can own one today. Thumbs up and cheers from Japan.
God blessings and love. I love how you love your Daddy. Someday when God blesses me with enough money I will buy a Cadillac from you. It is great to see a honest person.
Ricky good luck with the blessings pray to Santa clause instead
Nice example of a great car of yesterday. I personally hate new vehicles. You can not work on them yourself. Must take them to dealer or mechanic to get anything done to them. They do not last as long. They have so much plastic on them. To much technology on them. Something goes wrong with them it will cost a small fortune to fix them. People pay more for less. They are safe. That is the only good about a new vehicle. My favorite car they ever made is a factory original 1965 or 66 Chevrolet Impala. 4-door hardtop/Sport Sedan. With Air and 327-V8 engine. When I was three years old my parents bought one new. It had the factory wire spinner hub caps. It was a nice car. I have wanted one since. It is a car that you are in total control of. The car is not in control of you like the new ones are. I enjoy your videos cause you are showing older cars in great shape. Thumb up...
well said
Actually newer cars last much longer. Sorry to inform you but it's the truth.
@@chrishuber8930 your crazy
Mike Chavis - New cars last much longer than the older ones. New cars have more power, better brakes, are safer, and better fuel economy.
Henry Ford II was the one who made the final decision on the designs and this was one of his choices. The bubble look didn't start until after he retired from management.
45 mph probably feels like 25 mph in this beautiful boat
Boat? More like a luxury cruise ship. ;)
that’s how it feels in my 2000 lincoln continental haha love the boat cars
Wow it's factory fresh. Never seen a box body Crown Vic this nice. Love these 80s and early 90s old school full size sedans, Crown Vics, Caprices, Cadillac Broughams, Town Cars, etc.
You forgot about the Impala SS 94-96...
Anthony I just have no words to describe this car!! I just am.amazed at this beautiful timepiece! I would have this car in a minute I love these and the Mercury Grand Marquis the sister to this car. I have just love the body style. They just don't make them like this anymore! This color is so elegant. I would love to go shopping with you when you buy cars like this. I get goosebumps just seeing this car and the Cadillac you had on with this. This car is just outstanding a great piece of automotive history!!
Hi Maria! I am doing great! Thanks for asking!!
I've always loved this car. And it also reminds me of one of my favorite TV Shows, Matlock.
I have an '88 that I use daily here in NZ. Same colour and trim combo as this one. 84k miles with all service history and paperwork from day one. Also from CA. Love it. Not quite as insanely pristine as this one but well maintained and so ridiculously smooth.....
I am just in awe as to how well maintained and beautiful this car is Anthony!
For it to be a 91 it's very clean and well taken care of.
Mike Yes, I agree. Excellent maintenance 👍👍.
My my myyyyyy!! What a gem! Funny how i’m watching old episodes of cops and this car pops up!
Great car. My grandfather had a 89 Crown Vic, and later on a 96 model. Great memories. Thanks for showing.
Much Better, Simple & Reliable Than Many New Cars. LOVE IT!
I wish I could get my hands on that beauty.
Right before you said that I'm sure the car is sold
That is a gorgeous car!! I wish you were closer to where I live. I'd love to see that car in person!
TexasDog3 SAME. Those cars are built to run and look good while they do it. True beauties 😁😁.
Dam! Man looks so good under the bottom I would feel bad driving it. I wouldn’t drive it in the rain.
Respect to you, Doctor.
Dr. Anthony T. Ladson sad day would’ve been to drive in the rain ain’t dat right Rev.
As well you shouldn't
Would be a cool car to pull up to that Doctor only spot!
Beautiful Car, I would love to have this as a cruiser for long road trips!
Amazing how you find these - i would want to keep every car if i were you. Glad someone still around who brings these big cars to interested buyers
I love these LTD Crown Victorias! I first saw these in 80's-90's tv shows like Matlock, that I would watch with my grandma. I'm looking for one to be my first car soon.
I had a 1989 Grand Marquis same style as this car. It was a champ and it was decent on gas not bad at all. Very comfortable and the AC still worked! Sadly it was destroyed in a flood. Me and that car had lots of adventures together I really miss her :(
I never was a fan, but a friend let me drive his, I was like how have I missed this my whole life? What a nice ride, beautiful smooth ride, and it was high mileage!
I remember when I was a kid my dad had this car as his first police cruiser . It was brand new and I was proud to see him driving it. Back then where I’m from the police officers brought their police cars home. So my dad always had it parked in front yard and he would let me wash it for him.
Wow, a true beauty...so perfect underneath! This was my Dad's style for many years he had Granada's and LTDs...ah, memories. Hope this finds a home that will continue to keep it as fresh as it deserves.
Wow this brings memories back my mother owned like 6 of these and all I can remember is the comfort it was like riding in a cloud
Absolutely gorgeous vehicle! You should get Doug Demuro to review it!
У Дага классные обзоры👍, всяко лучше вот этого менеджера бы за тачку рассказал)
I thumbs down Doug.
@John Sabp amen!!!
Doug Demuro is a moron
Why would you have him review such a beautiful car...
I'd hate to think what his "Doug score" would be....
i worked at a Ford lot when these were new.
well built cars,still rode nice because they had a full frame.
I like how you are honest and point out the problems. Bravo Antonio!
And it's very minor problems that can easily be fixed.
What a beautiful car. Perfect for any collector that will care for this car
Less than 9000 miles, in a '91 LX Vic? Beautiful! It's in great condition for its age. And it has a dual exhaust! Somebody should get this, preferably anyone who loves the infamous Panther or want a tough car with a V8. 1991 is the last of the classic 1st-gen "LTD" version and has the unique clear signal lens. I used to drive a dark blue 1989 LX until "someone I know" stole it.
Wow! If I only had the money I'd buy this and import into Australia to drive around as a weekend car. Being a '91 car means it would also qualify for cheaper club/historical registration. That 302 V8 was a popular motor used in Aussie Fords as well...bulletproof!
Last of the good ones.
There were no hail damage on these, unlike today's car where a fart will put a dent on it.
I remember my mother had one of these and kids used to climb ,walk and even jump on top of the hood without damage.
Maybe I sound strange, but that is actually one of my dream cars.
V8, rear wheel drive, enough room, robust.
The area of these cars is gone.
Sadly.
@John Sabp haha, sorry, era. Englisch is not my first language. 🙂
One of my favorite cars! Get more I’ll be ready soon!
Had a great uncle who used to call these Crown Vics a Poor Man’s Cadillac. These were awesome cars!
Quite possibly the nicest survivor Vic still in existence! They'll never build them like this ever again. Sorry I missed out on the white Mark 8 a few weeks back Anthony!
Last year of the 5.0 in these cars. Love it. But my 4.6 on my 03 Grand Marquis is still perfect at 122,000 miles. No rust. Never drive it in rain or snow. I also covered the frame and floors with Fluid Film. Gorgeous car Anthony. What is up with those Pep Boys exhaust tips.
Looks so awesome. A time when they made cars with lots of detail. The ashtrays with lighters in the back are def cool. Tks for bringing it out.
Cheers Anthony... That's some time capsule!... I'm sure she will remain so with her next custodian... Very informative film coverage... Don't stop using 'beautiful' as a descriptive... Cheers 👍
I own a 1991 Crown Victoria Wagon, newly rebuilt engine and transmission and excellent body , also a 1987 Crown Victoria Wagon since 1988, and just purchased a beautiful midnight dark blue Mercury Grand Marquis 4 door sedan 50th Anniversary edition 1989 with 67,000 miles. Super clean old folks car. These cars are addictive !
The diff tag reads 3L55 88. It means it's a 8.8" crownwheel with limited slip differential and 3.55:1 gears.
Wow!!! If I had the money right now I would buy that car I had one new in 1989 and I loved it and always wanted another one thanks for show such a great vehicle
I purchased one of these in Jan, '92 It was Midnight Blue metallic w/the matching Landau top and coach lights, it also had every option this one has except the electric antenna, but mine also had a digital compass and inside/outside temperature readouts w/digital climate control a/c system and double thick padded velour 6 way electric front seats... It stickered for just over $25k and I paid $12,400 plus T&L for a total of $14 and change.... They wanted to get rid of them with the totally new designed '92 Crown Vic's coming in.....Ha! Ha! Oh yea, the electric trunk release is in the glove compartment! Man, with that police pkg. it was unbelievably nimble and w/Citgo premium pump gas it would get 26-27 mpg during mixed driving... From a dead stop it would just light the tires up! I sold it almost 10 years later for $1k with >200k miles! Not bad for a land yacht that had an out of this world smooth ride and the most comfortable seats of any car I've ever owned! My daughter used to call it Daddy's Paw Paw car! It was one of the best cars I've ever owned... Hell presently, we've got an M packaged BMW X5 that can't hold a candle to it when it comes to the comfort and ride of that old '91 Crown Vic!
This car is better than buying a new one!! Beautiful car and great presentation!!
Absolutely beautiful. The only thing I'd do is lose the chrome exhaust tips.
I had one. Bought it new. Beautiful black exterior with burgundy leather interior. Mini Town Car at half the price. This car is a beautifully preserved gem...!
................. but you don't have that 3" longer wheelbase that a Town Car has!
Classic not plastic! And made in the 1990s!!
Very interesting. Do not worry about saying beautiful too much. Your commentary is good and you are HONEST. Best from England.
Those were the days when you could buy a real glass rectangular headlights for $5.00 and replace it yourself in 10 minutes with a Philips screwdriver. Cars still had real chrome steel bumpers and no wrap around plastics like they have on cars today. Cars back in the 80s and 90s were built to take minor bumps and scraps which is why they had bumper guards on the chrome bumpers. Today most chrome is just chrome plated plastic. Even replacing the heater core yourself in a Ford Crown Victoria was only a 2 ~3 hour job for the DIY car repairer. These were the days when cars still had electronic fuel injection systems and no computer. Back then working and maintaining your own car was a weekend hobby for most people growing up during the 70s, 80s and 90s eras.
Funny you should say that. The headlight on my '10 needs to be replaced but I'm not about to do that myself, so I have to take it to the Ford dealer and probably spend around $75-100 parts and labor, when back in the day you could do it yourself for $5-10, and about 10 minutes or less labor.
@@theoneandonly6431 Cars today are just over-engineered garbage. Aside from that cars are only made to last around 8 years. I have a 2002 Rav4 that I still drive around today and the Rav4 has zero problems whatsoever. Car manufacturers can make a car that can last 20 years now but they don't b/c it's not feasible to make vehicles to last that long.
Boy oh boy.... I wish that I could take it home with me. What a beautiful piece of machinery. 👍🏾👍🏾
Our 91 Crown was the best car ever, wish we could score a survivor like this, would purchase in a second!
I have a 92 marquis with 2000 miles and garaged since 93 I inherited it from my dad . He bought it 3 months earlier and purchased a life insurance policy where if he passed away he did not have to pay it off and it became mine .
Wow!!!!!!
I had an 84 that was pretty clean. Obtained when my gpa passed.. Had like 87k miles when i sold it.. It was clean for what it was but there were some issues it had.. Ended up selling it but man it absorbed bumps like no other.
All those big v8 cars ride soo smooth. Hell that 91 looked a lot more modern than my 84 haha.
This is my dream car. I have seen this whole video countless times. I keep dreaming that I own it. Absolute beauty
Buy it man!!
thanks for your time that you put into these videos for us to enjoy
I’m conflicted. Cars are meant to be driven and enjoyed, not stored in a garage for eternity. However, without someone preserving and taking care of this car as well as it has been, we wouldn’t have beautifully preserved examples like this. Thanks to the original owner for allowing us a glimpse of the past! I drove an 89 Crown Vic as a teenager and it was a tank.
Beautiful. I've never seen one like this before.
I have a 1988 Crown Vic with 58000mls I'm the now the second owner. I still have the original window sticker. It's in perfect condition, won a lot of trophies with it.
The last year for the original Crown Victoria LTD
Dang they’re all 30 years old now that means at minimum. Now the panthers too are in the double didgits at 10 years old minimum.
These are awesome cars to drive if you're a tall guy. I absolutely love these.
I had a 1987 Lincoln town car and that car looks so similar mine was white with blue leather interior and had smoker windows in the front that rolled down before the windows. It had 70k when I bought it but I drove the hell out of it when I was 20. The sound system in mine I think was premium 6 speaker pioneer from factory.
Wowsers Anthony Gozzo!!! Fantastic job and priced perfectly $ loved the full underbody video!
Beautiful. The irony is that 91 doesn't seem all that long ago to me. I wish I would have had better insight even back then to realize how nice the cars were back then.
Tell me about it! They are still new to me
The crown Victoria frame was first used (known as the panther platform)from the LTD 1978 till 2011 the last one was made in Dec of 2011 it now sits in Saudi Arabia nice museum piece Tony
Sweet looking CROWN VIC, that's all I have to say.👍👌
That's the one other reason why I like my 2006 Town Car, is the hood ornament which was put back on the Town Car in 2003 through 20111 when production ended. Sounds crazy but true which for some reason I've had a thing for hood ornaments on car in the 80's & 90's on cars.
It's the little touches that make a car feel special, I used to own a 1980s Mercedes and used to love looking down the hood at the classic Merc badge at the end.
What an amazing example of a Crown Victoria of the that generation! Thanks for sharing it with us. About the only thing that would have made it more unique would be if it had the 5.8 V8. I hope it goes to a great home where someone preserves and protects it!
5.8 was only on Police Pursuit Crown Victorias.....was not an option on civilian Crown Victorias. The 5.8 also only came with a carburetor on the Police Pursuit vehicles.
@@leogiovanangelo7105 Even many police packages came with the 5.0 liter. Finding a 5.8 liter in good shape now would be a miracle!
I honestly believe that even the Police version with a 5.8 liter was an urban legend. I never saw one. I don’t think they exist. And I used to drive a 1985 Crown Vic. I asked tons of cops about the 351 Windsor and really they were only put in Broncos and some F250s in those years. Imagine if they had put the 351 in the Mustang, like how Chevy had the Camaro with 305 or the IROCZ with the 5.7(350)) and that was a strong car! Oh yeah, they never came with dual exhaust like that. Not even Police versions. Later on they did but not a vinyl top 1991 Vic. The dealer had that done, even the cop versions had the pipes angle cut parallel to the body. So Mr Dealer, nice work saving the car. No class on the dual exhaust though. To me, he might as well have gotten the Landau Top to match.
@@andrewhigdon8346 You talk like an expert, but quite honestly, you don't know what you are talking about......why don't you do a little homework and stop stating misinformation.
Leo Giovanangelo what part? The exhaust I’m positive about. What else? The expert designation is a stretch for me admittedly, but I know that IF you got a Crown Vic with dual exhaust they didn’t finish off like those chrome tips with extra length left on. That would never leave the Ford assembly line. That screams of muffler shop dual exhaust jobber on a Crown Vic, $250 all day long circa 1992.
These drive better than Cadillacs I've owned both
Wow!
My grandfather drove nothing but these cars for years all fords and mercury's. He had a 1984 Crown Victoria LTd coupe this color was the similar
Close to mine. 1 year in Michigan now needs paint job from spots of rust. Radio works cassette dont. Odometer went out at 87,000. Yup i cover my seats also. Always. Had to fix windows. Needed cleanin and realigning. These doors hang so you do have to slam at times. Thats just how they sound.
All I can say is WOW! Great shape!
I will pay it if I had the money😬 crazy to believe how many years it had survive. Buyer please continue storaging it please🙏
I had a 1991 Mercury Grand Marquis. Very comfortable car
"I'd like a car with bench seats and ash trays and cigarette lighters in the rear passenger doors."
"Uh, cars like that are no longer manufactured. However, there is this guy in New England..."
Wish I had the money to buy it. It's one of my dream cars
Amazing that American cars still had strip speedos and bench seats as late as the Nineties!
This design went onto production in 1978 for the 1979 model year. Just minor changes to the 1980 model.
Bench seats were in Vics and Impalas into the beginning of the 2010s.
If trucks count as cars, then bench seats are still extremely popular, as it is the standard option on most pickups.
The owners of these cars" SEEK OUT" ANTHONY because he does such a good presentation, is Honest and passionate about these kinds of cars.....I wouldn't trust anybody else with my car.....With his knowledge and experience, he prices these cars fairly.....When I'm ready to sell my Mustang, Anthony will get that listing also.....He is easy to deal with and I would not hesitate to purchase a car from him either because I know he is fair......I trust Anthony with my cars!
Just by the noise the doors make when you open them explains everything
True these old school cars didnt thunk like new cars
It is beautiful, and with steel bumpers ! Nice presentation.
Love all my Ford's and this one is amazing! I personally would never own another automobile manufacturer. Ford the original U.S. auto manufacturer.
Closing the doors too hard??
Don't even pay attention to such idiots... you're amazing bro.
Great cars my parents had one when I was a kid these cars are getting popular again