I have a 86 voyager I just pulled out of my grandparents garage and got it running again, it sat for 20 years in there and my grandma passed away earlier this year so my grandpa decided it was time to clean out the garage and house to eventually sell and him and my brother pull out the van that I once rode in as a toddler back in 1999 and my grandpa was going to scrap it but I said no, I’ll buy it and restore it cause for 300 bucks ( aka the money he would have made if he would have scrapped it) who wouldn’t, in total Iv but about $950 into this van including getting a bonded title cause the original was lost and various out engine parts replaced that were seized up and finding a brake proportioning valve (pain in my ass to find) it’s up and running and I’m soon looking to repair the paint and drive around in my sweet ride once she’s finally inspected but I love to see there’s crowd out there that loves these vans and I’m proud to say that I own one for only being 23 years old and keeping some vehicle history alive
Sacramento Automobile Museum owns it now. They paid me $1400 but I didn't do it for the money. I knew they'd immortalize it in a way that I'm not able to
I have an 84 dodge caravan Se with the 5 speed manual 2.2 liter. Same color. Have had it for 14 years now. Gets driven a little each year. I also live in Oregon .
IN 92 I HAD A VOYAGER WITH A 5 SPEED MANUAL 4 CYL GREAT GAS MIL.ON HIGHWAY NOT EVEN A RATTLE.I CAME ACROSS A JERK WITHOUT LICENSE AND RED WAS NOT HIS BEST LOVED COLOR(as in light)AND I WAS TORPEDOD.VOYAGE CAME TO END.9/8/92
Yep, she karmacally won't leave me. Still daily her. In fact I'm giving the carpets a deep cleaning as I type this. Haven't had any solid bites, but did meet a few interesting ppl who came to see it, didn't buy/trade for it..but have become my friends by virtue of being another car enthusiast. Great experience overall!
I stopped seeing these vans years ago. I think they finally reached their life span. My Grandpa scrapped his 1985 in 2010. Super sad. This is pretty much the original family van.
$1500. Still have it but A guy from California Automobile Museum in Sacramento is checking it out this wkend. Not sure if he'll get it, they tend to go for super flawless things. Pm me
Soy el señor alfredo herrera muy buenas camionetas acabo de adquirir una usada mod. 1988 pero le falta la parrilla adonde la puedo conseguir me podrian decir. Gracias.
Dude keep it. Chrysler made maybe 4 of these with a 5 spd. Non existing. I have a minty 93with wood siding. Waiting on a new tranny rebuild. Check it out on my channel. Very similar. Oh and my headliner is totally ripped out. Do that. It looks better than all the saggy shit
Dude I just keep commenting. That is a sweet ass van. That engine compartment! What the hell. Mint and so easy to work on. Glad you did the timing belt and water pump. How well does it cruise on the freeway?
Cruises just fine. Driving through Utah I had to cut off cruise and downshift several times on some of the climbs, but does fine and has livable power 90% of the time
Do you still have the van? I am willing to buy it brother. My mom had one as I grew up. So it would be a special buy. I would put it in the garage and wash it often. Feel free to let me know 😊
I have an 84 dodge caravan Se with the 5 speed manual 2.2 liter. Same color. Have had it for 14 years now. Gets driven a little each year. I also live in Oregon .
I have a 86 voyager I just pulled out of my grandparents garage and got it running again, it sat for 20 years in there and my grandma passed away earlier this year so my grandpa decided it was time to clean out the garage and house to eventually sell and him and my brother pull out the van that I once rode in as a toddler back in 1999 and my grandpa was going to scrap it but I said no, I’ll buy it and restore it cause for 300 bucks ( aka the money he would have made if he would have scrapped it) who wouldn’t, in total Iv but about $950 into this van including getting a bonded title cause the original was lost and various out engine parts replaced that were seized up and finding a brake proportioning valve (pain in my ass to find) it’s up and running and I’m soon looking to repair the paint and drive around in my sweet ride once she’s finally inspected but I love to see there’s crowd out there that loves these vans and I’m proud to say that I own one for only being 23 years old and keeping some vehicle history alive
Wow I wouldn't get rid of this man
Sacramento Automobile Museum owns it now. They paid me $1400 but I didn't do it for the money. I knew they'd immortalize it in a way that I'm not able to
We have a 1988 Plymouth Grand Voyager LE that is part of the Automobile Driving Museum
I would buy it I like those old vans
Very well man. nice
I have an 84 dodge caravan Se with the 5 speed manual 2.2 liter. Same color. Have had it for 14 years now. Gets driven a little each year. I also live in Oregon .
IN 92 I HAD A VOYAGER WITH A 5 SPEED MANUAL 4 CYL GREAT GAS MIL.ON HIGHWAY NOT EVEN A RATTLE.I CAME ACROSS A JERK WITHOUT LICENSE AND RED WAS NOT HIS BEST LOVED COLOR(as in light)AND I WAS TORPEDOD.VOYAGE CAME TO END.9/8/92
I want it 😢
One of the best Chrysler vehicles made. Solid. Had one growing up.
Oh I and I love the hell outa the fin tail sitting there. So cool
It's a 64. It's my neighbors. It's been sitting since 1996. Parts car
kool video
You might as well keep it and put as many miles as you can on it. Just enjoy it as much as you can. It's a classic!
Yep, she karmacally won't leave me. Still daily her. In fact I'm giving the carpets a deep cleaning as I type this. Haven't had any solid bites, but did meet a few interesting ppl who came to see it, didn't buy/trade for it..but have become my friends by virtue of being another car enthusiast. Great experience overall!
Keep it
I had a 5 speed voyager. The shifter was too low, should have been 6 inches higher.
I stopped seeing these vans years ago. I think they finally reached their life span. My Grandpa scrapped his 1985 in 2010. Super sad. This is pretty much the original family van.
I have one of those but I change the automatic for a Maual transmission I love this vans! How much u are asking for it? I also live on NE Portland.
$1500. Still have it but A guy from California Automobile Museum in Sacramento is checking it out this wkend. Not sure if he'll get it, they tend to go for super flawless things. Pm me
I have an 84 2.2 manual and live in Salem Or
Soy el señor alfredo herrera muy buenas camionetas acabo de adquirir una usada mod. 1988 pero le falta la parrilla adonde la puedo conseguir me podrian decir. Gracias.
Es pymot Boyager 1988 disculpen by.
Chrysler just rebadged the Voyager name again
Pure classic!
My dad had an '87 Caravan with a 2.2L (carborated) 5 speed.
WOW that car had no power
I'd drive the wheels off that van
You selling this van?
It’s hella nice🤎
Inn sane
Dude keep it. Chrysler made maybe 4 of these with a 5 spd. Non existing. I have a minty 93with wood siding. Waiting on a new tranny rebuild. Check it out on my channel. Very similar. Oh and my headliner is totally ripped out. Do that. It looks better than all the saggy shit
Dude I just keep commenting. That is a sweet ass van. That engine compartment! What the hell. Mint and so easy to work on. Glad you did the timing belt and water pump. How well does it cruise on the freeway?
Cruises just fine. Driving through Utah I had to cut off cruise and downshift several times on some of the climbs, but does fine and has livable power 90% of the time
Thanks! 😎
Will it run 80 mph pretty easy ? Or is that a stretch?
@@JoesGoldenGarage 80 is reasonably easy yep. It's top speed is 87. But it's happy place is 70.
i want one
Do you still have the van? I am willing to buy it brother. My mom had one as I grew up. So it would be a special buy. I would put it in the garage and wash it often. Feel free to let me know 😊
Still have it?
Part of CalAutoMuseum's permanent exhibit now.
Do you still have it
It's at California Automobile Museum in Sacramento. They put it in their permanent exhibit.
@@scowley86 nice
I have an '89
I have an 84 dodge caravan Se with the 5 speed manual 2.2 liter. Same color. Have had it for 14 years now. Gets driven a little each year. I also live in Oregon .