M-body; if you find a cop car (Diplomat & Gran Fury) all the suspension, certified speedo, the S21 steering box, oil/trans/steering coolers all bolt right in, you do have to use the cop-car specific fuel pump with the oil cooler w/the narrower upper body. Walker 40430 Y-pipe, lean-burn delete (standard electronic ignition), and a 4-bbl swap...your MPG & power goes up. No joke
I believe the original color for that car was "nightwatch blue". The purple hue for the interior is due to sun fading so it's original color would be dark blue corthinian leather. This is the final year for the Chrysler Fifth Ave, 1989 and the most refined. These cars are extremely durable in regards to their drivetrain and offer a ton of luxury for the money. They are a tad bid smaller than it's rivals like the Ford Crown Victoria or Chevrolet Caprice due to the fact that they were based on the midsize F platform(Aspen and Volare) from 1976. They sold well all the way to it's final year here, 1989, and were replaced with Chryslers new frontdrive Fifth avenues.
M-body; if you find a cop car (Diplomat & Gran Fury) all the suspension, certified speedo, the S21 steering box, oil/trans/steering coolers all bolt right in, you do have to use the cop-car specific fuel pump with the oil cooler w/the narrower upper body. Walker 40430 Y-pipe, lean-burn delete (standard electronic ignition), and a 4-bbl swap...your MPG & power goes up. No joke
I had a 1984 5th avenue
I believe the original color for that car was "nightwatch blue". The purple hue for the interior is due to sun fading so it's original color would be dark blue corthinian leather. This is the final year for the Chrysler Fifth Ave, 1989 and the most refined. These cars are extremely durable in regards to their drivetrain and offer a ton of luxury for the money. They are a tad bid smaller than it's rivals like the Ford Crown Victoria or Chevrolet Caprice due to the fact that they were based on the midsize F platform(Aspen and Volare) from 1976. They sold well all the way to it's final year here, 1989, and were replaced with Chryslers new frontdrive Fifth avenues.
Paint imperfections?