The Chrysler K-Car Club

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my friend adam who goes to most of the shows on the weekends took most of these photos, he owns a 1990 cadillac coupe and a 1988 Buick Park avenue.

Looking good! You should include you friends cars also.

this is his 1988 Buick park avenue, 53,000 original miles powered by the bullet proof 3800 V6 and heres his 4.5 V8 caddie as well


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something for butch as well http://www.wiscollectorcar.com/photogal ... DC1295.JPG

Thanks for the photos, your friends full size GM pair are beautiful. The Shelby Daytona is gorgeous too, although I rather see period aftermarket wheels or stock alloys, but the engine bay is superb.

I asked him the same thing, why doesnt he install crap wheels or even the shelby rims..he doesnt like the look of them, it is a nice engine bay indeed but considering when you didnt do the work yourself eh ya... the car has many errors, it has a 90+ gear box incorrect shifter for the 89 model year. and a couple of other things I noticed.

88 aries wrote:I asked him the same thing, why doesnt he install crap wheels or even the shelby rims..he doesnt like the look of them, it is a nice engine bay indeed but considering when you didnt do the work yourself eh ya... the car has many errors, it has a 90+ gear box incorrect shifter for the 89 model year. and a couple of other things I noticed.

The tranny and shifter are more than likely the stronger 568 trans. I like the car the way it is.

I like it too, no need to be original when building or having a ride built to suit you, if its for you it is, if it isn't keep it to yourself as everyone has individual and un-exact tastes.