Jeremy Clarkson once said that cars really are like people. What I love about what you do is you treat these cars well, you get the engine going, take them for a drive, clean them inside and out, and get them back out on the road. So many videos are just of looking at or starting the car, you actually *care* for the cars you work on and its what I love the most. Hope you get your workshop soon.

A 90's survivor, most of these have sadly rusted away or have been used and abused. There's now a first gen Pontiac Trans-Port in my hometown of Belgrade. Dark green, almost all original apart fron a touch screen radio that was installed, it's in really nice condition.

I haven't seen a Voyager in 20 years, very cool to see the European spec model. The 3.3 litre engine is very reliable. Thanks for sharing Flexiny! 👋

I had a 1996 Chrysler Concorde sedan with that same engine and transmission. Bought the car new, and drove it for nearly 200,000 miles. Best car I ever owned. That engine and transmission are very dependable. As a long-time Chrysler driver and enthusiast, I'm really glad to see you working on this one!

It’s got that classic Chrysler starter. Pretty amazing how it tried to wheeze to life right away. Something tells me I’ll be doing something similar to this. Fixing up and cleaning old rustbuckets so they can be resold.

The body is actually still good on that van which is very rare to see on a 1995 Chrysler van

It's awesome to see this generation with active Daytime Running Lights!

Лайк не глядя. как всегда интересно и захватывающе.

Great video! I always liked the looks of those chrysler vans. I see this one has a V6, that's pretty dandy! You have a great place there to test drive these vehicles, I like that. Great job on getting it started and running, great job on the whole video! Thanks for posting!

I have the same (AWD) to save in a old french farm I will follow your advices

Have seen the video by chance: I had a 2.5 Petrol SE, 1994MY in that same color, RADIANT FIRE RED (it looks incredible in the sunlight) but also, before VOYAGER, I had and still have that Zurich keyring with my house keys( nice coincidence).Good luck. Greetings Estonia

I drive a 1993 voyager with the 3.0 v6. It was 500 dollars, and has all the paint peeling off but it’s surprisingly reliable for a 30 year old vehicle with 220,000 miles.

Wow. It looks pretty good with that many miles. Very nice!

Cool to see the European version of the Chrysler minivan. Glad they got the automatic column shifter, those are rare nowadays. I'd imagine those being so uncommon by now in Europe.

Would be interesting to see a performance comparison between the export ECE headlights and the North American headlights. It looks like the ECE ones perform better in the video.

Отличная тачка. Немного отхимчистить, отремонтировать и можно ездить. Большой салон для семьи и багажа. На дальняк, если самому ехать и ночевать в тачке на природе, так вообще может квартирой показатся.

Amazing the sound! It’s very good!

Hi from uk mate👋👍 another brought back from the wildlife👌 the water pump came back around lol sounded bit rough to start but found itself again to keep pumping quietly👍 and wonder if just needs tranny fluid and filters changed ? Looked really well after wash and clean good job my friend👌 maybe do still shot before and after side by side at outro from episode, some are night and day difference 👌 thanks for your time be safe and see you soon👍👋

This is awesome I want this van!! The 33 L is amazing engine super super reliable!

I'm here to see it! The master working on American junk haha. Great job! I had a '97 Caravan that I bought new. It had about 50,000 miles on it and just died while I was in line to drop my son off at elementary school. Just died dead. Nothing. Luckily there was a Chrysler dealer next door. Walked over there to have it towed. Saw a new Town & Country van on the showfloor and just traded it in. They offered me way over book value which I thought was crazy since it was broken down. Salesperson says they will fix it no problem and have it sold within a week. I went back 2 weeks later to get my license plates installed and saw it in the shop with a nightmare of wires coming out of the engine bay and it looked nowhere close to being sold LOL. The Chrysler ran 200,000 miles without a problem though.

beautiful cold start sleeping engine very good sound 😃

Thank you this car is my love

Fantastic car, runs so great

Yo Flexiny! I'm watching your content since YEARS, and I'm so amazed how much cars you saved! I wish you millions of subscribers and cars! :D

soooo... a few things !!... Normally I do like your videos, tbh I have watched every single one of them, but there are some points that I would like to make out on this one. -First of all, What happened with the gearbox? Was it fixed or you drove it all this time in first gear? -Second, what was that leek? Why did the engine bogged down when you where installing that hose back? -Third and last, I do enjoy a good car cleaning but after the 3rd minute showing just one panel I lost interest. I know that English is not your mother language. Neither is mine, probably you can tell from all the mistakes that I've made so far, still though some info about what you are doing and why, would be much appreciated!! There's nothing to be said about your video quality man. Just add some subs, if you're not feeling like talking and explain to us what we are seeing!

Nice it had the 3.3 litre. Always hated working on the 3.0 L Mitsubishi engine that so many of those had here in Canada. Water pumps sucked to change on those... You certainly have a wide variety of vehicles in your country...

I love those americans minivans. I wish we could have more of them here in Brasil. We had a few of them around 90 but they were too expensive and pretty rare to find.

excellent video

Nice find. I've never seen one of these in the UK. 👍💯🇬🇧🤔

i have Chrysler Voyager 2001 2.5L CRD and this car is undeadly :D

Me encanta ese tipo de Voyager

professional work, well cared for. Congratulations from our #affairsbullonati Team

This is something I can finally relate to! It sounds like an iac might be bad since it can’t properly adjust to influctuation of an air leak. Those 3.3 are a bit hard to find in the swb configuration most were 2.4/3L you had to get the upper trim level to get it with that motor which from just looking I think this is a Plymouth voyager. Hope you fix it try replacing the shift pack solenoid first if not check your level of fine change fluid and filter might be clogged if that not it it just might need a rebuild at least the pin hasn’t shoot through the case yet.

Это очень хорошо сохранившийся вагончик и при желание хозяина еще может поездить👍

Master zolotije ruchki!!!👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Оживляет и продает, красава 🎉🎉🎉

Man this makes me really miss my 94 Voyager had 793,000 kilometers on it all original with that same 3.3 V6 but the transmission was acting up and had to sell due to money problems otherwise I would still be driving it

Will give this one props though I do like the design of this styled Plymouth van better after all its built on the Plymouth Reliant K platform and those cars were amazing over anything that was a competition in the 80s whether it was a Ford Taurus then or a Chevy Celebrity which all came out early 80s to compete with one another. K Car was best built hands down

Молодцы продолжайте 👍👍👍 мне нравится 😇😇

niezły klasyk no i motor nie do zabicia

Nice 2. Gen MOPAR Minivan … that amazing 3.3V6 (also build as 3,6 Pentastar or 3,8) is built for eternity.

Ho I have a 1995 with the same exact color. 2.5 L manual transmission. No A/C , no rear electric vent windows, doesn't have the ceiling computeur , console stuff. Great car, already complicated but still simple at the same time. european headlights ( and taillights ) are really expensives, some reproduction would be cool.

My grandmother had one of these back in the day lol

love this thing

did u fix the gearbox so its shift to second gear?? Bc i looked the video and i did not see if i shift but i hear the sound of the engine shift to gears. at 19:51 good work anyway guys i really love this channel bc you dont often talk and u can hear the engine runs and exhaust and more stuff. keep the channel up :D

Nice family car,i need)

Not in bad shape either. Not seen one before, I kinda like it lol. V6's in that era tend to be reliable.

See a lot of them here in Canada still.

Just reminded me of Dave’s Farm back some years

The old girl cleaned up pretty nice. Fired right up, impressive, even if it wouldn’t idle. Sounds like it smoothed out nicely. Shorty Chrysler vans were rarely this well equipped in the USA. Did you get the extended length vans in Europe as well?

cool classic car

I always wonder what happens to the cars after that do you keeping them.

Nice, did you get it running again for a road trip or something?

Thanks to KZfaq for not telling me about this one but a nice video regardless

Ese coche se merece un completo detalling

Rather surprising that this example hasn't rotted out entirely, usually by now they're Flintsones cars with plenty of floor ventilation... :P

Beautiful video.. I have the same car,same color 1994. Im from Israel

Just last week I came across a 1995 Plymouth Grand Voyager SE All Wheel Drive in Pennsylvania with 141.000 miles that's been sitting for years. The windshield leaks, mossy inside, but interior loo ju s good otherwise. $1,995.00

Классная машина

Detail Geek vibes starting at 14:00 😂

Make sure you use ATF+4 for the transmission

Super

Some explanation of what you are doing might help, 😁👍

Круто, реально круто!

A real car

3:06 you should change your door fluid every 10 000kms :D

I had no idea Chrysler mini vans were sold outside north america.

0:50 TGV in France is a fast train, like Shikansen in Japan

Just a random question. Why do you think the oil was overfill? Just consumer error or was it fuel in the oil. Many thanks for the interesting videos. Bill

Whoa! The floor underneath is not covered in snow

I got 1993 LE 3.3 AWD 😊

I didn't know Chrysler sold these in Europe. Nice to see amber rear turn signals because for some reason North America allows red turn signals in the rear.

Do a David’s farm diesel conversion.

great Dodge

Any idea why the vacuum hose could not be attached?

Seems the transmission issues with these were an international problem lol, that's what killed most of them here in the US

At 21:35 what is the problem with the little hose ? if you plug in it stop the motor ? I have one 3.3 AWD to save in an old french farm. Thanks for your help

А чи можна авто купити?

i know i guy that has 3 of these things and one of them has the ever so rare 5 speed!

наконец-то mopar )

You should start talking in your videos and add really loud techno music throughout the entire thing. And also add more clips of you playing call of duty while you talk

This Car is 27 years old.

Swap a vr6 turbo in that and a 6 speed manual and you now have a family sleeper

pov is very good

the engine does not actually sound too bad, prob has some life in it to use

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Plese one the Dodge Caravan 98

It looks cold in Estonia.

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If its a 41te, shift solenoid is a failure point

beats walking

That ain't no 95 more like a 92 to 94 newest. My mom's great aunt had a 95 and it was the rounder newer style one that the 96 Ford Windstar copied from. She bought it brand new know for sure it's a 95 too can't fool me. My parents bought a 96 Windstar and 96 Taurus both were new designs for that year for the Ford line. Prior to the Windstars! Ford had the old outdated Aerostar vans which dated back to 1984-85 with very little updating in its lifespan

This Voyager looks bether than my car !!!

I wonder what a Chrysler is doing all the way over in Europe

What happened to this one afterwards? I want it :D

Where is the place?

Are you good youtube but can you start a bmw e21

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