[rdcbn1]

Out all the cars to choose from- they close a Chevy Vega . It could have been worse, I guess. They could have choose a Ford Pinto .

Frankly, there were not that many 1975 model year American cars worth preserving . There is a reason the Japanese ate our lunch making cars

[Red Badger]

They also buried a Kawasaki motorcycle. I wonder which model? At that time, the KZ900 was the fastest production bike on the road. It was a two-stroker.................

[FreedomPoster]

My dad had an early ‘70s Toyota Celica. Very reliable car. I had an ‘81 Honda Accord sedan. Also very reliable. Excellent paint. I didn’t have a car with a better paint job until a ‘99 Audi A6, so almost 20 years later.

[posterchild]

Why didn’t they choose something nice like an AMC Gremlin?

[USS Alaska]

Frankly, there were not that many 1975 model year American cars worth preserving.

I had a 1975 Gold Pontiac Grand Prix and it was a beauty. I'd love to have that baby today.

[dwg2]

I had a 75 Monte Carlo. It was a great car for me. Eventually it went to my sister, and then to one of my brothers. He later got rid of it to buy a new car. I miss that car.

[TexasGator]

“It could have been worse, I guess. They could have choose a Ford Pinto .”

You don’t know.

[Labyrinthos]

Out all the cars to choose from- they close a Chevy Vega . It could have been worse, I guess. They could have choose a Ford Pinto.

Or the Vega's "crappy cousin" -- the Chevy Monza.