As expected, it looked pretty rough. Check it out for yourself.
http://buriedcar.com/photo_gallery_new.htm
http://buriedcar.com/photo_gallery_new.htm
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If this were a corvette and judged by NCRS this would be a 5 Star Bowtie car. Ha! Ha! -
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I'd give it a Bowtie also. However, since you have to show the car a few times to obtain the 5th star, it might fall apart during transit. lolol.Comment
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I know we'll not look that good either after being buried for that amount of time with or without the water problems.Comment
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Re: The Buried Car in Tulsa Pics
The whole event was a real "happening". A lot of interest, lots of people came from all over the world, a large car show outside the convention center. Lots of 60's Plymoths if you are interested in those cars and a lot of other cars.
About 50 cars inside by invitation, most 57 models. The 57 FI Corvette that was supposed to be there would not start so a 56 there.
Everyone was disappointed in the condition but that did not reduce the interest. The car has "PATINA", but is not rusted out in a serious way. The rear spring supports rusted out so the back of the car sags.
The historical society wants the car; hopefully it will end up there.
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