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a small edit to my earlier post. 200 1978

posted by  machine man on  Wed Jul 29 10:42 CST 2015
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I slept on my memory banks to refresh over night.
I woke up remembering that the Buick Skylarks paint cracked on the top first.
He got it fixed but I don't know the particulars of how much hassle he had.

This was the days before the waterborne paints that GM used later that peeled off in layers or strips.

I Keep thinking it was closer to a '67 model as that was the year I graduated HS.

I wonder if Motor Trend magazine keeps records of their Cars of the years on-line and any retractions! :-)

Phil






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