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12-22-2007, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by pontiacjeff
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Don't mean to be off topic, but how similar is the unibody of a '96 Park Avenue to a Bonne? I know they're both H bodies. I ask cuz I can possibly get one really cheap in decent shape...
they are almost identical. i believe them to be the same untill the back end.
12-22-2007, 07:01 PM
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Park Avenue has always been a C-body in FWD configuration. My old 1995 Bonneville/Park Avenue FSM'* indicated the Park Avenue and Olds 98 were C-bodies.
Still very little differences compared to the H-body -one was the wheelbase was a little longer IIRC, and the overall length is a little more but I could be wrong.
Still very little differences compared to the H-body -one was the wheelbase was a little longer IIRC, and the overall length is a little more but I could be wrong.
12-22-2007, 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted by samueljackson
Originally Posted by pontiacjeff
Originally Posted by samueljackson
Originally Posted by F14CRAZY
Don't mean to be off topic, but how similar is the unibody of a '96 Park Avenue to a Bonne? I know they're both H bodies. I ask cuz I can possibly get one really cheap in decent shape...
they are almost identical. i believe them to be the same untill the back end.
The 87-99 Bonneville H and Buicl Lesabre H are the same as well as the olds LS-LSS 88...
The olds C body 98 was dropped after a certain year...
The park was a C body through 96 iirc and the it was the new C for 97...
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