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“Mr.Low mileage”1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue

documented by Sixlitre 76 photos documented since 4 years documented ♡ Follow this build

The story

Original owner owned it until four years before we bought it, when his mechanic bought it. The mechanic treated it right and drove it all of 2600 miles in four years, adding a set of new tires and rear shocks and NOS power antenna. Stored it every Winter and there is NO rust underneath and it's dry, never having been oil sprayed. It's been treated with Rust Stop23 by us this past Winter. We just reupholstered the A pillars and driver's B pillar, the rest was and is.... like new. Just reupholstered the roof liner and rear tunnel and all other interior pieces.Enlarged the 5X7 rear speaker openings to accept 6X9 4 way speakers and wired it for an amplifier. Replaced the stock front speakers with new 3 1/2 inch speakers. Wagner Xenon headlights have made a HUGE difference. Recently converted the standard alternator to a Denso 120 amp alternator with new 60 1/2 inch belts to suit. Got everything I needed off a Dakota. Installed a 2 1/4 inch Cordoba two piece tailpipe and 2 1/4 inch Hush Thrush. Lopped off the 1 7/8 inch restriction at the back of the cat pipe and welded in a 2 1/4 inch pipe. All new polymer coated fuel lines and new fuel hoses from front to back, Same polymer coated front to rear brake lines and undercoated too. Swapped on a set of Mirada CMX 10 spoke aluminum rims with wheel locks. — Sixlitre

Day one vs. today

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1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue in 2015
1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue in 2011
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Photo history

76 photos across 4 years — drag the dot to travel through this vehicle’s life. Captions are the owner’s; where there isn’t one, the AI caption fills in.

2011

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1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — Dark blue 1980s Chrysler sedan front view parked at a suburban curb 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue, dark blue sedan, 3q-front view

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1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — This ! little stud is set into the plastic rad overflow at the factory and from then on it starts to rust sol… 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — This simple 1/4UNC20 bolt and a couple of washers and matching nut are al that's needed to fix the overflow t… 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — After you've drilled a hole, slightly larger than 1/4", through the center of the "crater" left by the offend… 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — Using washers on either side of the plastic spreads the bind and probably wouldn't leak (it's not critical an… 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — Did I lather the nut and exposed bolt threads in anti-seize ? You betcha ! That overflow tank's nut will neve… 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — The best transmission cooler in the world won't be very effective if you don't get some wind blowing through… 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — This must be the 6th or 7th time I've mounted a trans cooler on an M-body and I'm getting better at it each t… 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — Here's the driver's side top corner of the cooler being supported by a 90 degree bracket "nutted" to a bolt t…

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1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — Even a marginal 6 X 9 speaker will outperform the best 5 X 7 in the world. I'd had ENOUGH of those terrible f… 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — The loan of Mike's new air nibbler made short work of the minor amount of trimming it takes to fit real 6 X 9… 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — It's almost as if Chrysler knew we were going to do it. Didn't have to trim the insulation at all ! 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — Nowadays modern 6 X 9 tweeters and midranges protrude upwards quite a bit. I made 3/4 inch spacers in MDF as… 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — You can just make out the Canadian Roberston head, square, wood screws holding that MDF adpater in place, und… 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — Up here in salt country I decided to scope the condition of the 29 year old brake line that runs front to bac… 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — Two 51" polymer coated lines and a 40" unit fit perfectly from the proportioning valve all the way back to th… 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — That large fitting screwed into the proportioning valve is what stops most DIY types from replacing the lines…

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1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — 1980s Chrysler New Yorker sedan, dark blue, parked in a lot with other cars 1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue — Wilwood casting

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