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I agree. It must have gotten hit by a moving telephone pole.
Also, wouldn’t you want to post pictures of the salvageable part, not the damage?
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I can't wrap my head around what happened to this car.
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According to his post on facebook the car was parked on a hill and either popped out of gear or the e-brake didn't hold. It rolled down the hill and hit a tree.
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Buick had bicentennial cars for sure. One of my high school classmates' family owned the local Buick store, he drove a new (1976) Spirit of America Regal. I didn't care for it then, but they would be quite unusual now.
I really like the Grand Am! James Q
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I've seen that wagon in person...real nice car and it runs sweet...very quiet engine
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