Start your day by identifying a very shattered and rusty car!

Yesterday David and I completed on this 375,000-mile nYC taxi of 375,000 miles (more on this the upcoming 375,000 miles), which ran a little around the middle part of the state that was looking for parts. While we drove back from Siler City (home of the Matterhorn and Pompidou If my research is correct), in which we had moved into a handlebar and a alternator and window switch block, we went on an extremely twisted stack of twisted metal that was once a car. Of course, David was attracted to the scent of decay and the rust particles in the air so that we could do so that he could get a leak because his body needs rust.

The car was deeply destroyed. So much that I wondered why it had landed here, in addition to a small residential street, probably on the corner of another farm, in contrast to a scrap place.

But here it slowly went back to earth, from where it came and probably had been there for decades. However, the chrome looked surprisingly good!

As with every good sweaty car, it was my goal to see if I could somehow identify it. Because that's fun! And since I think fun is an inexhaustible resource that can be shared and spread like a miasm, I share it with you! Let's see if you can identify this bunch that was once a car!

I will now tell you with a certain degree of Vainglory that I found out what it was when I was there and I confirmed it. So see if you can find out and I'll give you a link to the answer below! Here is another picture:

This is the angle that gave it away for me. So let us go into more detail:

I bet after I have seen that will be able to identify this car. This was an important car from a company that you definitely know. It is not an exotic Borgward or Wartburg or something like that, it would be so exciting.

If it helps, here is an interior surcharge:

I wonder how long this thing was out here. Have we landed on the moon? Did Watergate happen? Was it possible to play Galaga? Was Grunge used to be on music or just the stuff that grows behind her toilet? Were we on AOL? Who knows?

Okay, do you want to see the answer? And remember that the year may be a bit off, but it's close enough. Click here to see!

Did you find it out? Be honest! Or, apart from, at least make your lie interesting!