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10-23-2007, 01:37 AM
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I am glad to see that Park Avenue Ultra finally being treated well by a great owner.
There is nothing that beats the stealth of a Buick Land Yacht! Cops tend to look twice at these cars. They just assume they are only driven by the elderly. Now that is stealth!
There is nothing that beats the stealth of a Buick Land Yacht! Cops tend to look twice at these cars. They just assume they are only driven by the elderly. Now that is stealth!
10-23-2007, 10:29 AM
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I myself would take that PA being that is in the SC format
And I agree, what cop would look twice at a Park Avenue....
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10-23-2007, 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted by radomirthegreat
That really is a nice car, but I just realized that anything more than a common supercharger belt change may require you to mess with the battery. The Bonneville wins by that alone as far as I'm concerned. Please don't get too attached to this because I want to see you sell the PA, make a lot of money, and put that towards your Bonneville to get even more performance (and luxury if you'd like) out of it.
Also, does the PA have 16" wheels? How does that compare, ride quality-wise, to your Bonneville?
Also, does the PA have 16" wheels? How does that compare, ride quality-wise, to your Bonneville?
it has 16" wheels, but there is no way I can compare the 2 since the PA'* suspension is so different.
10-23-2007, 10:46 AM
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I'm just not too happy when I have to disconnect my battery. It must vary by person whether the battery getting in the way of something so rare as a tensioner/idler pulley change could be an issue.
Either way you have it, that is one great car. Thanks for the cool pictures of it, and I'm loving the progress.
Either way you have it, that is one great car. Thanks for the cool pictures of it, and I'm loving the progress.
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