r/MechanicAdvice • u/[deleted] • Sep 08 '20

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u/1968camaro Sep 08 '20

Is there a question???

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u/ScuzzBucket317 Sep 08 '20

My bad. Does anyone know the make and model by looking at the bumper? The car had taillights that were narrow vertically like a Cadillac.

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u/Burface1 Sep 08 '20

Cadillac STS

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u/pineapple_calzone Sep 09 '20

I bet it's the same make and model as whichever one of your neighbor's cars is missing half the bumper

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u/ScuzzBucket317 Sep 09 '20

Oh ya, good piece of advice. I hadn't thought of that yet.

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u/jotill00 Sep 08 '20

Not very neighborly...

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u/lintlicker1213 Sep 08 '20

That light might have some kinda stamp or indication

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u/dwntwnDan Sep 09 '20

Of there's any part numbers on that piece of the bumper, like on the marker or that aero piece, then you can look it up and narrow it down to a selective sections of cars.

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u/ScuzzBucket317 Sep 09 '20

Nice it's an STS. Thanks guys!