I like these old cars. They're comfortable and reliable. They're also roomy. Cars nowadays are cramped and it's like sitting on a park bench.

Contrary to what one viewer said below-- I absolutely love and adore the taillights on these 88-91 generation of CV's. They were trapezoidal, and unique, looked like cat's ears and stuck out as really stylish on a large American car. The pre 1988 taillights were kind of plain and straight rectangular, plus the whole trunk-deck lid sloped down not making the tails all that interesting on those cars. But that's just my opinion. To each their own. All LTD/Vics are good in my opinion. Better than the midget LTD's that came out in 1983 and bore the LTD name by itself. Those were hideous beyond belief, and a shrimpy embarrassment to the great LTD name.

Those 88' Crown Vics are a great ride, like floating on air.

Now that's how a ford sounds, I love that V8 sound on those Crown Victoria's Mercury Grand Marquis and Lincoln Town Cars.

the 1983-1991 Ford LTD Crown Victoria was assembled in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada

uhhh saabkyle this is my favorite car thanks for featuring this ! you're the man ... i like all the cars at your dealership lot.... they look 100% immac. cheers

Oh yeah! Its really a nice car, the car looks amazing, not bad for a 23 year old car! And nice ride! :)

Turn the radio on and its playing George Strait, awesome!

I agree 100 percent, the rice burners have nothing on these big v8s

Oooh. I can already tell this is gonna come out good.

in pretty nice shape for a 20 year old car. gotta love the 80s brown interior!

love the turbo wheels and vent windows. I used transparant shrink tubing to prevent my inner doorhandles from disintegrating :-)

"ahh you could fit a couple bodies back there" hahahahaha I started to crack up! hahahaha thats funny. great video!

Ford's V8's are all pretty reliable, in my opinion. The 5.4 modular I drive every day hasn't had any problems whatsoever.

can't wait to see what it comes out like. there beautiful cars those. especially the 88's

I wanted one when new. Nice cars & those wheels I've like the best since the 80's.

I really love the panther cars really nice

I miss these types of video's it kinda suck that he can't to quick tour and drives of the old stuff maybe someday he can go back and do one of these types of videos it's a shame

"ehh...you could fit a couple bodies back there" HAHA

I like those old vehicles too they are easy to fix the parts are cheap auto store or junk yard

Beautiful

Geez, where are you finding these old, in good shape, cars anyway? Where I live these 35 year old cars are long gone!! Probably the oldest cars I see around are 15, maybe 17 year old cars, tops!!

Did you not see "LTD Crown Victoria" on the dash? LTD Crown Victoria, or just plain Crown Victoria, it's still a CROWN VICTORIA either way.

If japanese cars are boats, it makes this a cruiseship...

i like these old victorsxD

dbratboy92: i am not meaning that dave's new yorker is not the best car, what i mean is that the trunk of the new yorker can fit more bodies in its trunk

What models had that wing-window looking thing right behind the A-pillar? I've scoured the internet looking at the dealer brochure picture websites, and all of them show the 1988-91 Crown Vics *WITHOUT* that wing-window. So what exactly was the determining factor? And while we're at it what are the key differences between 88, 89, 90, & 91? This is my favorite generation of Crown Victoria, but I'll be damned if I can tell them apart to any great extent. Was there any great variance between the years in style, or body trim? Was the length or width varied between those years? If it was, I would want the longest, widest, and lowest one-- but I don't know if there was a difference. And finally, what was the difference between the standard Crown, the Crown LX, and the Crown S? Sorry for all the damn questions, but I'm trying to better understand an underrated car that totally impresses the hell out of me.

@19thebigone95 And some pickups. Many more that I could not list. It is an old engine that they used in alot of cars.

those rims remind of the DeLorean from Back to the future :)

the transmission on the 1983-1991 Ford LTD Crown Victoria Transmission 4-speed AOD automatic

I like the wheels on this car they look great of course they need better clean tires on them.

I don't like the tail lights on the 1988CV. prefer the pre-1987 style.

Here in Venezuela only costs $ 0.22 to fill the tank of 60 liters; although you may not believe!!!

In other words, let’s fire it up

@19thebigone95 Nope, it is a V8. One of the best made too.

LTD means "Luxury Trim Decor"

I love your car... im trying to restore mine it is an LTD crown vic 86 5.0, do you know where can i get pieces?

@mustang633NY thanks for correcting :-)

That's the kind of car my family drives

beutiful car.

@kohl2011 They are very comfortable. Probably more than new cars. My brother used to own an 1989 LTD and I rode in it a few times. Great car for doing roadtrips.

the rims almost look too thin to be well rim! or are they hubbies?

' how come this car do not have 2 amber yellow lights on the rear taillights for turning sign and emergency parking lot,,, this car with 2 strong bumpers are good protection

@Tube7686 i blieve they dropped the LTD designation when they switched body styles Eh?

Aw dude it was all good untill u turned on the radio lol.

In Australia it generally costs $1.50 AUD to fill up a single litre. How horrible is that?

lmao, "u can fit a couple of bodies back here" hahaha, dave's 75 New Yorker can fit more than two bodies in its trunk. lol

I think this Crown Vic would sound better with a recent 4.6L V-8, and move better, 'cause that 5.0 only puts 150 hp, whereas the smaller 4.6 puts out 224 hp....

im trying to find a good chrome polish. what type did you use?

Massive car? Not really. They're kinda big but far from massive IMO. Nice video anyways, got an 88 myself. Really fine cars.

@saabkyle04 Just curious, what is that coffee can shaped cylinder on the driver's side of the engine bay?

Today in this car "I saw God today" Like at 8:00

hey is the motor a single belt driven or 3 belt?

You guys know this is the same car Bah53 has?

@19thebigone95 I hear ya but 5 liters is way too big for a V6 lol.

What makes this car a real car as opposed to other cars on the road?

Man, I live ford's but damn. I feel like they just toss in any hose I'm their engines to make us work harder to fix them. Always in the way. Then you're about to finish and boom you have a vacuum leak or another issue cos of a damn hose getting in the way

Classic grandpa car.

Hey what state is this video filmed in?

I had one exactly like this one, it was very underpowered, but it was a classic...then some bitch t boned me

in the movie men in black he says ford pos what i made that out to be is a ford private opperating serves

Is it for sale?

@saabkyle04 these are turbine wheels, copied off off the C2 Corvette

@snakesonaplane2 What are you talking about...am I supposed to know who you are?

your houl life?

Where can i find the owners manual?

Was this car Throttle Body Injected or Carbed?

i wonder if thats the same engine as the Mustang 5.0?

no wax?? why!?!?

That is a real car. It's too bad we have to see ugly sushi boat cars on the road these days.

why do you dont start a police chase :D

Yes, please show us EVERY speck of dust on the rugs....8:28 of pure pain this video was.

this isnt a crown vic there has been only 2 CVs: '56-'57 and 1992-present THERE IS NO 1988 CROWN VICTORIA

@19thebigone95 see 4:00

Hey are sell old car at the place you work on car

@oldVideoGamesChannel lol

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