1992 CHEVROLET CAPRICE STATION WAGON Car has 79,000 original miles. Engine runs and sounds like a sewing machine, transmission shifts smooth as butter. Accelerates like its entering warp drive. Drives like a new car. Just completed a trip to Minneapolis (500 miles R/T) and the car was perfect. No engine lights come. Car is original and untampered with, everything works. No damage, or body repairs visible. CARFAX indicates a 1994 accident - I've been all over the car and can't find anything indicative of repairs. New brakes and tires. I put in plugs, charged the AC, new serpentine belt, Monroe heavy duty police shocks with a new muffler and synthetic oil and transmission changes awhile back. Car needs nothing. I’m 63 years old and it's time to get rid of some stuff. I’m getting weirder each day and I don’t feel comfortable driving a B-Body wagon this nice and original. I don’t like putting miles on it. I’m afraid of damaging it. It needs to be preserved. I have 2 others with higher miles that suit me just fine. I’ve driven B-Body wagons for 25 years and will for the rest of my life. They call us a cult; I call it the coolest American Car built in the last 50 years, and among the best ever. The epitome, one of the last big over the top powerful deeply American automobiles – beautiful. YOUTUBE VIDEO: |