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As far as the vehicles that took the damage they look to be all C’s and one Challenger.

When I worked at a Pontiac store back in 81, a Grand Prix came in with severe roof damage. The Pontiac rep had to witness the car get crushed. I also remember Chevrolet donated a new Monte Carlo to my High School that was a flood car. The VIN was removed.

So they used to sell other companies salvage and now they just sell their own scrap…

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Thank you, I've never seen a "rat Tail file" before.

It's been explained to me that any product, regardless of what it is, is considered a total loss when in a transit accident. Shipping containers, tractor trailers, etc. The manufacturer assumes insurance responsibilities on the freight. So, as a precaution against future litigation they just...

I tried to help myself with aa Excel chart to understand the difference in spring loads to select proper spring for my build. Compared singe and double from comps and 440Source (dont know what spring brand they sell with theire heads)

There's another photo out there of train wrecked C bodies, but I think they are '69 models so they may have happened more than once, or this occurred right at model change over.

40 years later, my dream car is still a '57 300C 2-door hardtop, would be awesome to own Randy Guyer's 300C with crank windows and a manual seat.

What brand lifters do you guys recommend to use with Comp 268/280 Lift .477/.480? Reading many horror stories about wiped cam lobes probably due to poor Comp lifter quality. Thanks.

i bought my rebuilt RV2 from this guy. The AC is running perfectly and blowing COLD (on 134 conversion) for 4 years now. Had no problems whatsoever, and no leaks. The system is holding charge, and no refill required as of yet. I paid 380 usd incl tax & shipping. I have a 71 Newport 2dr 383 auto.

Back in the 90’s an uncle of mine had one just like that. He bought it used, and it was mint . 318 with a three on the tree. Wish I had that car now, seemed pretty unusual.

At one time, I worked for an auto salvage company that bought several vehicles that were involved in a train wreck, and were sold at auction for salvage. I don’t recall the brand, Acura/Infinity, etc., but one car I recall clearly. It was a top of the line model, leather, etc., the only damage...

So I do have a question for the ones wiser than I. Is it still count as original if I am forced to use a aftermarket part that is OE equivalent

Given the liability of selling a car that could have received structural damage and become a legal safety problem or ongoing warranty issue, it was probably smarter and safer to just salvage them, collect the insurance and build a new car. This is a good example as to why the 'built' and 'sold'...

No apology necessary to me, I would've simply moved them without any fanfare if I was able to.

What's weird is they don't seem to be actually taking rt 66 in IL.