Old 12-22-20, 10:55 AM
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The damage to the frame is definitely from a front-end collision.

It is possible, and shops used to have a tool, to straighten out such damage. It isn't always successful, though. Assume you are buying it for parts only and if the frame can be repaired then it's just a bonus.
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