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How It Works - Junk Car Removal Calgary
You have an vehicle that is damaged, not running or scrap that you want to get rid of today.
Call Bill First! (403) 803-9290
We do our best to answer the phone every time, we will tell you right away how much we can pay you for damaged or junk car.
Get Paid Top Dollar Today
Bill will quote you a price over the phone and honour what he says. We can often pay more than you might expect for a damaged car.
Your Scrap Car Gets Towed Today
We promise to show up on time, treat you with honesty and respect and get your junk car removed today. Quick Same Day Service.
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Your junk car gets recycled and parts re-used in many different ways. ECO-Friendly to the Environment – Auto Recycling
We Buy All years & models of Chevy vehicles
Buying Banged Up Chevrolet’s in Calgary for Over 30 Years
Yes, the Corvair was a Chevrolet
While Chevrolet, as a brand, has produced many iconic and beloved vehicles, one hotrod towing model stands out as particularly notorious—the Chevrolet Corvair. Introduced in the early 1960s, the Corvair garnered notoriety for safety concerns that ultimately led to a significant impact on automotive regulations and consumer perceptions.
The Corvair was a compact car designed with a rear-engine, air-cooled layout—a departure from the conventional front-engine, water-cooled designs prevalent at the time. The first-generation Corvair, introduced in 1960, faced criticism and controversy, notably from consumer advocate Ralph Nader, who highlighted safety issues in his book “Unsafe at Any Speed.”
One of the key concerns was the handling characteristics of the early Corvair models, particularly the tendency for oversteer (rear-wheel skidding) in certain conditions, which could lead to accidents. Nader’s critique and subsequent Congressional hearings brought attention to the safety flaws, leading to increased scrutiny of the automotive industry.
The negative publicity surrounding the Corvair contributed to a decline in its sales and a tarnished reputation for Chevrolet. Although subsequent generations of the Corvair addressed many of the safety concerns, the damage to its image was irreversible. The controversy surrounding the Corvair played a role in the establishment of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in 1970, emphasizing the importance of safety standards in the automotive industry.
While the Corvair is notorious for its safety issues, it’s crucial to note that Chevrolet has produced numerous successful and well-regarded vehicles throughout its history. The Corvette, Camaro, and Silverado, among others, are celebrated models that have contributed to Chevrolet’s positive reputation. The Corvair’s notoriety, however, serves as a reminder of the impact that safety concerns can have on the automotive landscape and the industry’s commitment to improving vehicle safety standards over time.
Broken Down Chevrolet News in Calgary
’57 Belair – Flatbed Transport
A Labour of Love
Brand: Chevrolet
Service: Specialty Vehicle Towing
Location: Riverbend SE, Calgary
In the realm of classic cars, few models evoke the nostalgia and admiration quite like the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air. A symbol of automotive excellence during the golden age of American automobiles, the ’57 Bel Air remains an icon of style, power, and innovation. Today, we delve into the inspiring story of the meticulous restoration of a ’57 Bel Air, a journey that resurrected this vintage beauty from a state of neglect to a gleaming testament to automotive craftsmanship.
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