This channel was very influential for me pulling the trigger on a '94 Fleetwood Brougham last year! Love that car and did a video on it last month if anyone is interested. Now I'm on the lookout for either a Buick Roadmaster wagon (also in part because of this channel) or a DustBuster style first generation Oldsmobile Silhouette... a.k.a the Cadillac of minivans! LOL
Hey. I already saw your video. Beautiful FWB. I made two comments just now. The Roadmaster tow package was the V92 good for 5000 lbs. The 94-96 Fleetwoods had the V4P towing package option, good for 7000 lbs. BTW neither actually came with a tow receiver. That is strictly aftermarket. Yours had the receiver but not actually a tow package.
@@MostlyBuicks Thank you! Okay… that’s starting to make mire sense. Someone told me the vin wasn’t right for having a tow package… but I couldn’t imagine anyone adding it. Huh. After the original owner, this car had three owners and three years and must’ve had an interesting life in that time . The goal is just to get it back to stock, but I am switching to ceramic brake pads as the brake dust is driving me nuts… something you mentioned in one of your roadmaster videos I think
Holy truck tires she got some sidewall. My 95 base isnt close to your gold n black creampuff (always loved that color combo) one thing i envy about the Fleetwoods is the locking license plate that blocks the gas filler. Sure if i got one i could fab it to make it work. My car is 152k mile daily driven scratches dings a lil rust you name it. As far as the opera lights go. I put some cheap led light strips in there and wired them into the parking lamps. I need to strip the paint off the housing so they will really shine. Beautiful car. Way better than anything dodge had in 95
Thank you. What I do not like about the Fleetwood is the license plate has to be held or wedged open to fill your tank. The Roadmaster's stays down when you open it.
I have a 95 that I enjoy very much. For some reason it hard starts, I'm guessing the fuel pump is going bad Btw, they tried 3 times and failed, I'm enjoying the red wave 🎉
Whenever I travel with my father I tell him if we ever get mugged or whatever just to take a knee and collapse like you’re having a heart attack. Then plug your ears, because it’s going to get loud
Wagon or sedan? Wagons have a few options that the base model sedans did not, such as twilight sentinel and cornering lights. And, to tell the truth, I am much less familiar with 1992 and 1993 Roadmasters. My dad had a 1992 Roadmaster Limited sedan though.
@@SteezeCartel odd I have a collection of lesabres and you can have a base model but with and option it can add leather/twighlight sentinal/power passenger seat, and a few minor things.
The Roadmaster is awesome, I've owned two in the past and loved building and driving them and will own another one in the future.
Here's a person with great taste in cars!
Fine ride!! Rides like it's on clouds...
Thank you. More importantly, I am on cloud nine when driving it.
This channel was very influential for me pulling the trigger on a '94 Fleetwood Brougham last year! Love that car and did a video on it last month if anyone is interested. Now I'm on the lookout for either a Buick Roadmaster wagon (also in part because of this channel) or a DustBuster style first generation Oldsmobile Silhouette... a.k.a the Cadillac of minivans! LOL
Wow that is quite a compliment. Thank you.
@@MostlyBuicks Very welcome. I've really enjoyed the videos!
Hey. I already saw your video. Beautiful FWB. I made two comments just now. The Roadmaster tow package was the V92 good for 5000 lbs. The 94-96 Fleetwoods had the V4P towing package option, good for 7000 lbs. BTW neither actually came with a tow receiver. That is strictly aftermarket. Yours had the receiver but not actually a tow package.
@@MostlyBuicks Thank you! Okay… that’s starting to make mire sense. Someone told me the vin wasn’t right for having a tow package… but I couldn’t imagine anyone adding it. Huh.
After the original owner, this car had three owners and three years and must’ve had an interesting life in that time . The goal is just to get it back to stock, but I am switching to ceramic brake pads as the brake dust is driving me nuts… something you mentioned in one of your roadmaster videos I think
Holy truck tires she got some sidewall. My 95 base isnt close to your gold n black creampuff (always loved that color combo) one thing i envy about the Fleetwoods is the locking license plate that blocks the gas filler. Sure if i got one i could fab it to make it work. My car is 152k mile daily driven scratches dings a lil rust you name it. As far as the opera lights go. I put some cheap led light strips in there and wired them into the parking lamps. I need to strip the paint off the housing so they will really shine. Beautiful car. Way better than anything dodge had in 95
Thank you. What I do not like about the Fleetwood is the license plate has to be held or wedged open to fill your tank. The Roadmaster's stays down when you open it.
I have a 95 that I enjoy very much. For some reason it hard starts, I'm guessing the fuel pump is going bad
Btw, they tried 3 times and failed, I'm enjoying the red wave 🎉
@@johnnysalazar5399 Sometimes it is just the fuel pump relay going bad. Check that first. I experienced that on one of my 1995 Fleetwoods.
Whenever I travel with my father I tell him if we ever get mugged or whatever just to take a knee and collapse like you’re having a heart attack. Then plug your ears, because it’s going to get loud
Good technique!
My base model 92 Roadmaster has twilight sentinel.
Wagon or sedan? Wagons have a few options that the base model sedans did not, such as twilight sentinel and cornering lights. And, to tell the truth, I am much less familiar with 1992 and 1993 Roadmasters. My dad had a 1992 Roadmaster Limited sedan though.
@@MostlyBuicks I have a sedan.
@SteezeCartel
Does it have leather?
@@clayornelas7537 cloth
@@SteezeCartel odd I have a collection of lesabres and you can have a base model but with and option it can add leather/twighlight sentinal/power passenger seat, and a few minor things.
Your accent sounds like motherland.
In Mother Russia the accent sounds like you.
I have a 92 roadmaster 150k miles
@@sideshowbob6915 1992, first year for Roadmaster sedan. (Since 1958)