Interesting video

[Pops1967GTX]

found an interesting video. http://wn.com/Plymouth_Belvedere

 

[sicksatellite]

looks like it will buff out

 

[68sportsatelliteragtop]

I guess in 1957 they thought burying a car in a concrete vault would be a good way for their time capsule celebration 50 years later. I was surprised it wasn't just a big pile of rust. I don't think any modern car put up like that would be able to be raised by straps and a crane. I had heard the car was bought and sent east by a " rust stopper" company for restoration with their products. Don't recall hearing anything else about it other than Boyd's crew all got sick from handling the car.

 

[MRHWS]

Kinda looks like Christine after the fire. Note in the beginning, the fuel door is on the driver side, at the end it's on the passenger side.

 

[74sundance]

I went to that..."Tulsarama" Drove from Ontario Canada to Buffalo NY then flew from Buffalo to Kansas city then drove 6hrs to Tulsa oklahoma... I'll post some pic's tomorrow.

 

[11thcommandment]

Good eye MRHWS. Backwards photo or right hand drive lol

 

[Donny]

I noticed that too, soon after this car came to light, Boyd died. Wonder where this car is today, stupid people, think that a car will last buried in concrete and no water will get in there? Stoopid!!

 

[roadrunnerman]

if i remember right,i think i read in a mag that someone was going to restore it.

 

[wannadrag]

There was a 4 page write up in Old Cars Weekly a few years back,way to rusty to restore.By the time you removed all the rust there wouldnt be anything left.

 

[Propwash]

Might as well been sitting next to the Titanic........ Shame:eusa_snooty:

 

[moparstuart]

very cool , was fun to follow . sad to see it once uncovered , but still a very cool story.

 

[74sundance]

I found my pic's, I'll have to resize them they won't upload asis.