Buick Park Avenue Silhouette
Saturday, March 27th, 2010Well the first generation of the Buick Park Avenue was between 1991 and 1996. General Motors was the maker and it was sold by the Buick division. This is a full size car that came from the previous idea in the Buick Electra until it made a name for itself in 1991. They were usually equipped with a 3.9 L 3800 Series V6 with special options that included the supercharged version that came along in 1992. The super charged model has some great acceleration even though it was so big. If you own one of these old models you may be familiar with the buick park avenue repair manual for the easy maintenance tips. There is often a need for a good service manual when owning an older vehicle. It is still the less expensive way to own a car but they do need more attention along the way. The Buick, however, is a pretty solid built car. It may not ever make it into the Barrett Jackson for auction but it will get you around town and across the country in comfort and style.
Have you taken your classic Buick across country yet? There are some fantastic drive to take depending on where you start. On the west coast there is the must drive Highway 1. Then there is the famous Route 66 that will get you from the Santa Monica Pier to Chicago with some really great places to check out in between. While on the east coast try making time to drive the Blue Ridge Parkway which take you along the Appalachian Mountains. There are some really beautiful areas in Virginia’s Shenandoah and the Great Smoky Mountains. How about the Overseas Highway of Florida that takes you from the mainland of Florida to the Keys over the ocean. You may have to stop and get in a scuba dive while you are in the area.