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Originally Posted by Danthurs
I like that shade of red.
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Those are the Stock 15" Park Avenue alloys.... and the engine compartment is only going to reveal an L27 attached to a 4T60-E and most likely and ELC Pump
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
Those are the Stock 15" Park Avenue alloys.... and the engine compartment is only going to reveal an L27 attached to a 4T60-E and most likely and ELC Pump
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Its laid out identical to a 1993 h body Bonneville
and yes its a C body.... Its simply a stretched H Body
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and yes its a C body.... Its simply a stretched H Body
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So, no difference in the engine bay compartment between H and C bodies? I thought the struts were closer together on the C but with more room toward the back. I've been looking for PAs at junkyards to make sure, but I haven't found any. I did see a LeSabre, though, and it'* the exact same thing. I'm sure I could do a hood, light, fender, and bumper swap and make it into a 1/3 Bonneville. Is the C body the same way?
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Through 1996 the C Body under the hood is identical to the H body
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