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Why , who took this video in the first place?
Should gave saved the SM from the crusher, until all the bits removed.
I remember sending a 1971/2 Ex Jackie Valee’s DS21 Safari BVH ,missing the turning headlights, but otherwise all there, rusted chassis, but it was moveable even without a flatbed!
I had saved what I could off of it, but in reality it was deemed to have been an eyesore , especially when I had just moved into my new house, this was at the end of 1993/4 .
The homes around had no fence
It too had seen its fate through the Cooksville iron by weigh scale on Mavis RD/Creditview Rd, Mississauga , it had brought something like $800 in the hands of the persons who had freely helped my naive nature…
Oh well, some loses happen
I took the video myself: figuring this would be a once-in-a-lifetime experience – hopefully! It may *look* like a rear bumper on the car, but it is not. I kept both pieces, upper and lower. The lower one has a nasty dent in one end, but I suppose it may be fixable. There was precious little left on that carcass!