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The bumper is the same. The bumper cover is what you are calling a bumper. It is made of a plastic like substance. If it is not torn it will return to its original shape if heated with a heat gun. The bumper behind it is steel and if bent it must be straightened or replaced separately and...

If both are in good condition the Cadillac will last longer, run faster, last longer and be more comfortable. Also requires more maintenance (not much more) and high test gasoline. I would certainly go for the Caddy. I just traded one in with 253,000 miles on it. It still gets 29.5mpg around...

If both are in good condition the Cadillac will last longer, run faster, last longer and be more comfortable. Also requires more maintenance (not much more) and high test gasoline. I would certainly go for the Caddy. I just traded one in with 253,000 miles on it. It still gets 29.5mpg around...

If both are in good condition the Cadillac will last longer, run faster, last longer and be more comfortable. Also requires more maintenance (not much more) and high test gasoline. I would certainly go for the Caddy. I just traded one in with 253,000 miles on it. It still gets 29.5mpg around...

Yes, they made many of many designs and types. Choo-choo trains are powered by GM engines which are very large. Many over-the-road diesel trucks are powered by GM engines.

You can get an entire replacement axle with inner and outer CV joints at Advance Auto Parts for around $80. You should be able to find a mechanic to install it for $75. Then you are ready to go except maybe sooner or later the other side will need attention.

If it is a manual transmission it is due to the straight cut reverse gears. They make noise normally. Much cheaper to cut gears like that but too loud to do on forward gears.

If it is a manual transmission it is due to the straight cut reverse gears. They make noise normally. Much cheaper to cut gears like that but too loud to do on forward gears.

You should probably hire a wrecker to haul it to a shop and pay them lots of money to fix er up.

GM was bled dry by union workers and their paid for elected officials.

Chrysler did make a 350 but it was in 1958 and 1959. And the headers for it will not fit an Oldsmobile engine.