there was a proposal back then to put it in a steel box seal it and pump in nitrogen into it but the sponsors didnt think it was needed what a bunch of idiots
why do people say that it was a waste? if they had not put the car in there it would maybe stand in the wood rusting apart instead of standing in a museum and being famous!
If I had the chance to get this car and was offered a restoration . I would say yes completely restore her . She deserves to be cruising down the highway , going to cruise in and car shows.
if it were up to me, I would do a ground-up restore.... And they should have listened to that engineer that told them to install a drainage system and connect the vault to the HVAC in a nearby building!
so sad ,poor car,my mom and dad were going to college together in tulsa and actually went to see this car being put in the ground,my mom died in 03 but my dad was still alive when they pulled the belvedere out,as a guy majoring in geology at the time and later graduating in 59 he pretty much knew what it was gonna look like before they pulled it out
Isn't it cool to think that for 50years that car was burried under there. Throughout all the different things that were happening in the world. Music, Space, War, Styles, Technology, and the list goes on.... Wow, I would have loved to have been there when they brought her up... Thats just awesome.
someone didnt plan the burial out too well damn i have a 68 chevell that sits out in the weather year round through rain snow wind an sun an its in way better condition than that
As a time capsule, this car should have been found and dug up 1,000 years from now or longer. 50 years is just a waste of our time. Gee I wonder what life was like in 1957? or perhaps there were other reasons it was dug up?
i really don't see the point of it, why have a car that looks in as poor shape as it does, doesn't run or drive and just let it sit there. they should at least put it in such a way that it runs and drives surely?
Too bad they didn't store it above ground, like in a vault built in a parking garage or something. Why not have had a line of custodians keep it up in a conventional collector car storage?
Yeah, cars today may be made to last, but they really arent. its all a lie. Cars now are made as cheaply as possible & really they want you to buy new cars. seriously!! Consider us snowy states (those with Great Lakes & Lake Effect), most of us unfortunatley use salt on the roads. Our cars start rusting almost immediately. Look at Pennsylvania, some of them use ash on thier roads. thier cars look pristine!!!! And someone still makes the mistake of causing galvanic corrosion todayOn brake parts..
Wow! Found this while looking for something else (nowhere near car related) on google..
i saw 57 Plymouth & Buried and just had too look!!
It's a shame that the vault faild but that stuff happens. At least there was still enough left to restore though!! I just hope it DOESNT end up on Barret Jackson!! It may be fun to watch, but this is one car that should become a showqueen!! It's a part of history that should be remembered!! Thanks for posting this even though its been a long time since!!
This gives me hope. People in the 50's were just as stupid as the people today.
Maybe even more so. Any parking garages in the 50's? Put the car and the vault ABOVE ground in a Parking Garage? Better yet, how about in a museum where it could be dusted one a week.
Remember reading bout this in a magazine.. Driver I think.. pretty sad and unfortunate what happened with it quite the car of its time and a good looking car at that I think personally.. dont see many around even online unless I`m lookin in the wrong places.
All i think about when i hear underground tomb is my leaky-ass basement,.. if americans cant make a BASEMENT water proof,... then wtf was the plan here
what happened is Tulsa wanted to make a vault which would be opened in 50 years. Then Chrysler decided to donate one of their Plymouths. The belvedere was buried with numerous other items. A few decades ago, there was a flood in Tulsa and the concrete vault didnt hold up. The winner of the Plymouth would be whoever gused what the population would be in 2007. The winner died a decade or so ago so it went to his 2 sisters. Apparently, a museum bought it off them for 500,000. Like this so others..
@darkyoda I read that it was because of the flood in a magazine in Australia called Unique cars where the people went to the opening. There is a possibility that it could have been both.
If this is not stupid then I don't know what else to say! That was the only way to keep a car for 50 years....5 feet under??? Huh??? Did they heard about a garage??? Or a museum? Instead of a shiny car now they have this.
i remember when they dug it up. it took them a while just 2 get the car opened and get the stuff out. it was like a time capsule. they had the pretty the whole thing on tv of them digging it up and getting the stuff out.
Metal quality was much better back then, so I don't think they should bury any modern cars, All you'll be left with is the cigarette lighter. Oh no! They banned smoking too!
@inkey2 Some parts of the country you see trucks from the late sixties being used as everyday drive to work and grocery wheels. They don't treat them as parade or car show queens they use them as anyone would a Silverado or F150 brand new in 2011. The way I use my 1970 console stereo, as an EVERYDAY sound system not museum piece.
Engine or tranny going bad? Just rebuild since there IS something to build upon with cast iron blocks and full frames.
@Nivicoman I always used my vintage cars as daily....62 chrysler, 65 Chevy nova wagon, 77 buick regal, 86 grand prix.......the only reason I got rid of any of them was "rust"......the salted snowy roads here in massachusetts total destroys cars. The 65 nova is the one I miss the most.....
Sadly the people who designed that vault did not took the task seriously enough. Hence this beauty couldn't even survive 50 years. A simple concrete casket is not enough.
I would suggest doing something like that again. Bury a modern car in a properly sealed two stage watertight vault with the car itself vaccum sealed into a simple bag of plastic foil. This way it should easily survive 50 or even 100 years.
And when this one is dug out again, its petrol engine will be an antiquity. ;-)
@bectes1995 and please state your experience with cars..... doesn't fucking matter let it dry out and i guarantee you can get any beat to shit motor to fire it may not run but it will fucking fire. and dont bother arguing if you havnt restored over 5 cars.cause i aint gunna bother reading it child
If it had been sitting in a museum for 50 years it would be pristine, and no one would go see it. People bury and dig up time capsules for sensationalism, the items usually suck and get ruined.
it would have been more preserved if you let it sit in a 50 foot pool of maneur. Or hell if you just kept it in a parking lot it would have been better. or even grandmas garage. It looks like it has been with the titanic. Was that really the engineering that took place back then?
@paintballgundown8 Trust me, if we threw a Ford Focus down there for 40 years, they thing woulnt exsist. That car is a boat and was built to last, its dumb ass paul bearers buried it in an old pool that they thought was water proof. in the meantime, anyone want to help me restore it?
@Cytacon Really? My mother has a 2008 escape and the rear panel is rusted out underneath the paint. And did you think about the car parts that aren't gavalnized and painted like the chassis? maybe the brakes? Cool the body panels last 40 years submerged in a pool. The rest of the car is fucked
@TheMadDooby There is no chassis on a modern car. Hasn't been for nearly 20 years. I Know, I have been working in the industry for years. Tell your mother to stop drinking.
@Cytacon You dip chassis and tell me they aren't in modern cars? Although dipping chassis does prevent rust and i highly doubt the car above was dipped so you would have a point there
i read an "update" thing on it and it was going through the rust striping process but now it is in storage rusting away agian, i saw i picture taken twards the beginning of this mnth and it had a lot of surface rust starting to form agian. who knows how long it will go untouched now, supposedly tulsa was offered the chanse to have the car come back but they turned it down. i dont know if this is for sure its just what i have read. pretty sad though
@Gromitdog1 hey, it was in the 50s man, what are you british or uk, either way both came up with radioactive water that will make you feel better and live longer, europeans devoleoped sticky hand grenades. the 50s werent a well thought through time anywhere in the world, and canada developed a nuclear rifle that would blow up on liftoff and kill everyone.
@Gromitdog1 i figured you were a candaian and i was right, im starting to think all of you are mad you wound up in a shit heap like that lol either way youre all bitter for some reason, enlighten me man whats it come from, is that cold weather shrinking your balls along with your brains, whats the deal man??
A good car never driven and look at it now
MrCool621 5 hours ago
The car turned into a pile of shit just like their country 50 years later!!!
sapher2020 3 days ago
They forgot to finich the sentence of the posterthat said suddenly it's 2007. They should have added ...and I'm a rusted POS.
buixrule 1 week ago
It rusted very nicely, much like the ones that got sold and driven for real.
buixrule 1 week ago
there was a proposal back then to put it in a steel box seal it and pump in nitrogen into it but the sponsors didnt think it was needed what a bunch of idiots
latinman67 2 weeks ago 3
Wut a waste!... They did not foresee water will be accumulated in that vault!
bayyagg 2 weeks ago 3
Looks like they buried it in the bottom of a lake. What a shame.
blown528hemi 3 weeks ago
I'd like to burry any 2012 car and leave it there.
Beatlejoose56 1 month ago 4
My Uncle came in 2nd place to win this car!! He said he had no clue what to do with it if he won except to donate it.
ijustkendall 1 month ago
Schrott!
ThePhobos579 1 month ago
I want to burry a 2012 impala ss and dig it up in 50 years.
MrMe1280 1 month ago
my grandpa could keep it for a $/day in his garage.
kalargyi 1 month ago
why do people say that it was a waste? if they had not put the car in there it would maybe stand in the wood rusting apart instead of standing in a museum and being famous!
norwayguy121 1 month ago
@norwayguy121 ummm... maybe they should have just covered it up and stuck it in a garage for 50 years?? they could be driving it now.
1overthehillsfaraway 1 month ago
get the engine and drive train going and drive it as is LOL, only it would probably disintergrate on the first speed bump from the rust
roflman 1 month ago 4
If I had the chance to get this car and was offered a restoration . I would say yes completely restore her . She deserves to be cruising down the highway , going to cruise in and car shows.
I would love her enough to do this,
sb57fury1 1 month ago
If this was Christine -- she would fix herself up and hunt down those responsible (if they're still alive)...
Genners111 1 month ago 4
if it were up to me, I would do a ground-up restore.... And they should have listened to that engineer that told them to install a drainage system and connect the vault to the HVAC in a nearby building!
Genners111 1 month ago
@Genners111 I agree100%
sb57fury1 1 month ago
Song name please? Anyone?
Genners111 1 month ago
@Genners111 "24 Hours from Tulsa" by Gene Pitney
Krazzy12U 1 month ago
hmz is ja lustig
TiaSerinalx357 1 month ago
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Krazzy12U 1 month ago
Slight rust and corrosion, outher wise a daily driver. 1500 obo
armybrat7643 2 months ago
@armybrat7643 Did you read the first comment? A museum purchased the car from the owners for $500,000.
itsmegp46 2 months ago
t-cut and it will be fine tbh
worldwidefreeride92 2 months ago
Is the Paint still under warranty?
SweetHubby82 2 months ago
just needs some tdc
rogier151 2 months ago
wow
fencingderek 2 months ago
So american. Ignorant optimists.
dubdubas 2 months ago
@dubdubas shut the fuck up lol it was 50 years ago and what's wrong with optimism mr. negative?
compaqnc6340 1 month ago
It would have been a lot nicer if they had just left it on the courthouse lawn for 50 years!
QuanticChaos1000 2 months ago
so sad ,poor car,my mom and dad were going to college together in tulsa and actually went to see this car being put in the ground,my mom died in 03 but my dad was still alive when they pulled the belvedere out,as a guy majoring in geology at the time and later graduating in 59 he pretty much knew what it was gonna look like before they pulled it out
dntlss 2 months ago
Should've put some type of shed over the area to make the rain run away. Maybe even an closed shed built on top.
Offthbadan 2 months ago
Thumbs up if you notived the comma after the the 2 in the 2007.
orpheusband 2 months ago
best laid plans of man and mice. They did not plan for the unpredictable.
Go see: "Arrest of George W. Bush, soon"
williamwagener 2 months ago
what a piece of junk
marker20075 2 months ago
Its a shame they did not think about putting the '57 in above ground vault and lock it shut .
sb57fury1 2 months ago 19
@sb57fury1 an engineer at the time suggested they hooked the vault up to the building HVAC system and set up drainage... they didn't listen to him!
Genners111 1 month ago 4
@Genners111 The one who did not listen is abig dummy
sb57fury1 1 month ago
@sb57fury1 yeah... a big dummy with an accounting degree... or an MBA perhaps... who only cared about money
Genners111 1 month ago
@sb57fury1 or weld it shut...
Genners111 1 month ago
@sb57fury1 fuck you it was an awesome idea
60chevywitha250 3 weeks ago
@60chevywitha250 Damn what the fucks your problem.
9timesnine 1 week ago
@9timesnine Back At You
60chevywitha250 1 week ago
shitters!
derockshun 3 months ago
une aussi belle voiture sa sa servie a quoi de lentéré?
terence62670 3 months ago
Why did they bury this car??
Skoda130 3 months ago
@Skoda130 They want to show the world how they were and lived in Tulsa in 1957
raba3e 3 months ago
@raba3e Looks pretty rotten.. ;-)
Skoda130 3 months ago
@Skoda130 HAHA...I know
raba3e 3 months ago
the Titanic is in better shape!
turfwerks1 3 months ago 3
Whose was that smart idea?
sheshaman 3 months ago
Isn't it cool to think that for 50years that car was burried under there. Throughout all the different things that were happening in the world. Music, Space, War, Styles, Technology, and the list goes on.... Wow, I would have loved to have been there when they brought her up... Thats just awesome.
DolittleMccoy 3 months ago
CARS FICKEN DICKED
platter4 3 months ago
someone didnt plan the burial out too well damn i have a 68 chevell that sits out in the weather year round through rain snow wind an sun an its in way better condition than that
clayroe91 3 months ago
Show us, Christine... FIX THYSELF!!!
Genners111 3 months ago
As a time capsule, this car should have been found and dug up 1,000 years from now or longer. 50 years is just a waste of our time. Gee I wonder what life was like in 1957? or perhaps there were other reasons it was dug up?
LuckyGuu 3 months ago
i really don't see the point of it, why have a car that looks in as poor shape as it does, doesn't run or drive and just let it sit there. they should at least put it in such a way that it runs and drives surely?
222world 3 months ago
Too bad they didn't store it above ground, like in a vault built in a parking garage or something. Why not have had a line of custodians keep it up in a conventional collector car storage?
yard1sale1dale 3 months ago
WHY!?!?!?!?!
TheGarywilliams 4 months ago
put it back.
TheLogicfirst 4 months ago
This is the only time we would want Christine to restore herself...
Genners111 4 months ago 24
@Genners111 christine was a '57 fury
viciousroadietom 3 months ago
@viciousroadietom '58 actually, and they DID use some Belvederes and Savoys in the movie, as well.
Genners111 3 months ago
for sale 57 Plymouth Belvedere zero miles on the clock never driven garaged under a cover away from weather...... (little bit rusty) lol
topger77 4 months ago
protective cover, lol
markmarshall39 4 months ago
Yeah, cars today may be made to last, but they really arent. its all a lie. Cars now are made as cheaply as possible & really they want you to buy new cars. seriously!! Consider us snowy states (those with Great Lakes & Lake Effect), most of us unfortunatley use salt on the roads. Our cars start rusting almost immediately. Look at Pennsylvania, some of them use ash on thier roads. thier cars look pristine!!!! And someone still makes the mistake of causing galvanic corrosion todayOn brake parts..
starfireart86 4 months ago
Wow! Found this while looking for something else (nowhere near car related) on google..
i saw 57 Plymouth & Buried and just had too look!!
It's a shame that the vault faild but that stuff happens. At least there was still enough left to restore though!! I just hope it DOESNT end up on Barret Jackson!! It may be fun to watch, but this is one car that should become a showqueen!! It's a part of history that should be remembered!! Thanks for posting this even though its been a long time since!!
starfireart86 4 months ago
Meanwhile in Tulsa......
hammerogod 4 months ago
This song sucks!
clearbrainstall 4 months ago
You couldve kept her in good,mint,great original shape.Now ... why the FUCK would you bury it???!?
cyrusthevrus 4 months ago
YOU SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT YOU BURIED IT
cyrusthevrus 4 months ago
someone comes to buy it *You said she only has has 23 miles on her?" yup i swear
Etnricer 5 months ago
Good idea which was poorly executed.
MsBountiful 5 months ago
Thank god it wasent a 57 chevy!
MrDjh66 5 months ago
What were they thinking? Were they on crack back then?
fiddlerpin 5 months ago
Whos stupid idea wa it to ruin a beautiful car. STUPID!!!!!
joey4957 5 months ago
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This gives me hope. People in the 50's were just as stupid as the people today.
Maybe even more so. Any parking garages in the 50's? Put the car and the vault ABOVE ground in a Parking Garage? Better yet, how about in a museum where it could be dusted one a week.
Pulllease!!!!
Lockemeister 5 months ago
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Lockemeister 5 months ago
thats Christine's cousin....she'll get revenge.... >.<
blackskullz23 5 months ago 3
Remember reading bout this in a magazine.. Driver I think.. pretty sad and unfortunate what happened with it quite the car of its time and a good looking car at that I think personally.. dont see many around even online unless I`m lookin in the wrong places.
KROADGUY 5 months ago
It would have looked better if it was just parked in a field for 50 years!
morrismagic08 5 months ago
Send it to the shit heap, its complete and utter trash now. Who wants to look at a rusty old turd.
mattmorr 5 months ago
All i think about when i hear underground tomb is my leaky-ass basement,.. if americans cant make a BASEMENT water proof,... then wtf was the plan here
aleblack4 6 months ago
what the fuck?! i mean just what the fuck?! Why would you do that
TheRebelman95 6 months ago
is this restorable?
dindinz666 6 months ago
lf Billy Mayes were alive he'd find something to buff it with that would completly restore it.
joe1969812 6 months ago 3
what happened is Tulsa wanted to make a vault which would be opened in 50 years. Then Chrysler decided to donate one of their Plymouths. The belvedere was buried with numerous other items. A few decades ago, there was a flood in Tulsa and the concrete vault didnt hold up. The winner of the Plymouth would be whoever gused what the population would be in 2007. The winner died a decade or so ago so it went to his 2 sisters. Apparently, a museum bought it off them for 500,000. Like this so others..
InmyJag 6 months ago 17
@InmyJag I had heard that the vault was well sealed, but road construction in the seventies had possibly cracked it.
darkyoda 3 months ago
@darkyoda I read that it was because of the flood in a magazine in Australia called Unique cars where the people went to the opening. There is a possibility that it could have been both.
InmyJag 3 months ago
If this is not stupid then I don't know what else to say! That was the only way to keep a car for 50 years....5 feet under??? Huh??? Did they heard about a garage??? Or a museum? Instead of a shiny car now they have this.
Vaporcartel 6 months ago
It looks like shit, But its all there!!! lol
ChaseTheAce45 6 months ago
That's about the stupidest YouTube video I've seen. Where was Heraldo Rivera?
graphico 6 months ago
what was under ground that ripe the seats
MrChriscolbert 6 months ago
Damn, the Fury looks as old as dirt!!!
phambo101 7 months ago
i remember when they dug it up. it took them a while just 2 get the car opened and get the stuff out. it was like a time capsule. they had the pretty the whole thing on tv of them digging it up and getting the stuff out.
penquin402 7 months ago
a present from the past......a pile of useless rust. IQs must have been fairly low in 1957 Tulsa
lndac02 7 months ago
they stole spongebob's car!!!!!!!
fastnose 7 months ago
My father has a 1962 plymouth belvedere, its black and fully working ;)
PhenixReviewz 8 months ago
nice laquer :D
fruhotchiliman 8 months ago
New old stock
argiemerc 8 months ago
Metal quality was much better back then, so I don't think they should bury any modern cars, All you'll be left with is the cigarette lighter. Oh no! They banned smoking too!
doctordonuthin 8 months ago
Look everyone! Mengle2004 has no soul!
doctordonuthin 8 months ago
what a waste, poor thing
Dualshock21 8 months ago
Poor little car.
Wish they'd do that to say a Prius... but just leave it buried forever
xXDeltaXxwhotookit 8 months ago
Christine.
tomperanteau 8 months ago
when I was akid you could s see these 57s still on the road up till about 1977
inkey2 8 months ago
@inkey2 Some parts of the country you see trucks from the late sixties being used as everyday drive to work and grocery wheels. They don't treat them as parade or car show queens they use them as anyone would a Silverado or F150 brand new in 2011. The way I use my 1970 console stereo, as an EVERYDAY sound system not museum piece.
Engine or tranny going bad? Just rebuild since there IS something to build upon with cast iron blocks and full frames.
Nivicoman 8 months ago
@Nivicoman I always used my vintage cars as daily....62 chrysler, 65 Chevy nova wagon, 77 buick regal, 86 grand prix.......the only reason I got rid of any of them was "rust"......the salted snowy roads here in massachusetts total destroys cars. The 65 nova is the one I miss the most.....
inkey2 8 months ago
hey,,,,,,just take it through the car wash.........buff it with turtle wax and it will look like new
inkey2 8 months ago
It's still more of a car than a Prius.
Freedomquest08 8 months ago 2
city hall inadvertently poked a septic line in the vault
magicbrainman 8 months ago
Jeez, talk about a frickin' time capsule. Wow.
Sappyspartan 8 months ago
What a horible thing to do to a perfectly good car.
LeCreativeGenius 8 months ago
eww yuk put it back in the vault. let it rest in piece
chevyvictor 9 months ago
Okay were gonna need some cut polish, a quart of oil, and a new battery here... being she's a 57 Plymouth she'll fire right up anyway.
TonyB08 9 months ago
I think the guy who passed the idea of burrying the car needs to be fired.Why didnt they just crate the car up and place in a hanger in area51.
mortegi 9 months ago
@mengle2004 of coarse the car came back three weeks later
jakesnova 9 months ago
Why?
1stMrSceptical 9 months ago
Car looks destroyed but to be safe I would crush it into a cube...god I hate rock N roll.
mengle2004 10 months ago
Sadly the people who designed that vault did not took the task seriously enough. Hence this beauty couldn't even survive 50 years. A simple concrete casket is not enough.
I would suggest doing something like that again. Bury a modern car in a properly sealed two stage watertight vault with the car itself vaccum sealed into a simple bag of plastic foil. This way it should easily survive 50 or even 100 years.
And when this one is dug out again, its petrol engine will be an antiquity. ;-)
Celeon999A 11 months ago
@Celeon999A jes good idea but i think modern cars don't have that flair like a belvedere , so tht would not be so special :p
legomonster608 8 months ago
i bet she still works
TheMustang1998 11 months ago
@TheMustang1998 U smarty or something?
Her engine wont start before it has been cleaned and restored..
In this condition she wont drive anywhere...
bectes1995 11 months ago
@bectes1995 false, trust me haha
rockurworld99 10 months ago
@rockurworld99 U think that it runs in that condition? XD
FAIL
bectes1995 10 months ago
@bectes1995 and please state your experience with cars..... doesn't fucking matter let it dry out and i guarantee you can get any beat to shit motor to fire it may not run but it will fucking fire. and dont bother arguing if you havnt restored over 5 cars.cause i aint gunna bother reading it child
rockurworld99 10 months ago
@bectes1995 oh my mistake i didnt realize your 15, im just gunna block you.
rockurworld99 10 months ago
are some one restoring this car or did i went to scrap???
superbird426 1 year ago
are some one retoring this car or did i went to scrap???
superbird426 1 year ago
What a waste. Why didnt they do this with a fucking Gremlin or a Pinto ?
JackBuck44 1 year ago 3
@JackBuck44
Because those models were 20 years away in the future!
It was 1957.
That auto "could" be restored, but too much work. I think they did it for a laugh.
Rich men die & have themselves buried inside their Rolls Royce etc so this pales by
comparison imo...
RetroCaptain 11 months ago
@RetroCaptain It was a joke. This is Youtube....don't read to much into the comments.
JackBuck44 11 months ago
this video belongs in the "Fail" section somewhere
9c1box 1 year ago
i bet that thing would look better if it was driven til this day instead of being buried.
Matt06yfz 1 year ago 42
@Matt06yfz couldn't they restore it?
uberwarlocker 5 months ago
They buried a car not to long ago....on of the ugly ass Plymouth Shadows. They are goingtot open it up in 2040 something
Dayberry 1 year ago
@Dayberry Plymouth Prowler,to be opened in 2048
84Bronco351 7 months ago
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poor car never even got to race.
vjames13 1 year ago
por car never even got to race.
vjames13 1 year ago
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HateCrimeJesus 1 year ago
america got fatter
opaz79 1 year ago
i wonder if it starts
Kevin2589 1 year ago
If it had been sitting in a museum for 50 years it would be pristine, and no one would go see it. People bury and dig up time capsules for sensationalism, the items usually suck and get ruined.
promontorium 1 year ago
funerals are so hard to watch
bonvivant55 1 year ago
assholes, could have atleast put in a box so it the interior wouldent fill with dirt and shit and rott the hell out it...
VanCityKush 1 year ago
boyd coddington ruined so many cars by turning the classic stock beauty into chopped kustom bullshit. Glad he cant do it anymore
91hockeyplaya 1 year ago
So what are you doing to do with it now?
Thunderchicken1997 1 year ago
D o it to a 2011 Bugatti Veyron!!! :D
el5253771 1 year ago
it would have been more preserved if you let it sit in a 50 foot pool of maneur. Or hell if you just kept it in a parking lot it would have been better. or even grandmas garage. It looks like it has been with the titanic. Was that really the engineering that took place back then?
paintballgundown8 1 year ago 9
@paintballgundown8 the cement walls of the hole it was is cracked 20 or 30 years ago and got like a foot and a half of water in it.
1911lover01 7 months ago
@1911lover01 i understand that. But they really thought a few inches of concrete under a roadway was going to last long.
paintballgundown8 7 months ago
@paintballgundown8 Trust me, if we threw a Ford Focus down there for 40 years, they thing woulnt exsist. That car is a boat and was built to last, its dumb ass paul bearers buried it in an old pool that they thought was water proof. in the meantime, anyone want to help me restore it?
*leans against car- *Disintigrates*
Fuck....
TheMadDooby 5 months ago
@TheMadDooby Yeah i was talking about the engineering of the box it was in. i mean really, 6 inches of cement?
paintballgundown8 5 months ago
@paintballgundown8 An old pool? Ya thats ment to keep water IN not OUT
TheMadDooby 5 months ago
@TheMadDooby a lake holds water so it makes sense to think its waterproof right?
paintballgundown8 5 months ago
@paintballgundown8 I dont think i get where your going with this
TheMadDooby 5 months ago
@TheMadDooby nether do i.
paintballgundown8 5 months ago
@TheMadDooby modern car bodywork is galvanised before painting so they probably would stay intact for 40 years.
Cytacon 4 months ago
@Cytacon Really? My mother has a 2008 escape and the rear panel is rusted out underneath the paint. And did you think about the car parts that aren't gavalnized and painted like the chassis? maybe the brakes? Cool the body panels last 40 years submerged in a pool. The rest of the car is fucked
TheMadDooby 4 months ago
@TheMadDooby There is no chassis on a modern car. Hasn't been for nearly 20 years. I Know, I have been working in the industry for years. Tell your mother to stop drinking.
Cytacon 4 months ago
@Cytacon What are you the fucking sales guy? Are you seriously kidding me?
TheMadDooby 4 months ago
@TheMadDooby I dip them ;).
Cytacon 4 months ago
@Cytacon You dip chassis and tell me they aren't in modern cars? Although dipping chassis does prevent rust and i highly doubt the car above was dipped so you would have a point there
TheMadDooby 4 months ago
so! does it run?...XD i know it doesnt
Smoofie92 1 year ago
Hey Tulsa, let's bury a Hemi Challenger and do it again in the same place, ' If at first you don't succeed, try, try again! " Suddenly, It's 2,060!!!
428sj 1 year ago
it whould have benn cooler if it wasent soaked in water for 50 years, i bet that thing smelled horoble when it was in the showroom
eldioblo15 1 year ago
NOTHING stays waterproof underground for 50 years. Idiots. A perfect car ruined.
scdevon 1 year ago
that shit'll buff out
bigbadbronco86 1 year ago
@bigbadbronco86 thats what im sayin,put some dubs on that bitch
wal63921a 1 year ago
You'd also look pretty bad if they dug you up after a 50 year entombment. :)
BB1951 1 year ago
i read an "update" thing on it and it was going through the rust striping process but now it is in storage rusting away agian, i saw i picture taken twards the beginning of this mnth and it had a lot of surface rust starting to form agian. who knows how long it will go untouched now, supposedly tulsa was offered the chanse to have the car come back but they turned it down. i dont know if this is for sure its just what i have read. pretty sad though
curtmaster3001 1 year ago
AGAIN RAT ROD!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PPPSSSYYY 1 year ago
MAYBE SHE JUST NEEDS A GOOD WASH....HOPEING
elfman1ofDaRobSquad 1 year ago
i would have had it in an above ground tomb...
kakureru 1 year ago
americans, only americans would try something this stuipid......never go full retard, or american for that matter.
Gromitdog1 1 year ago
@Gromitdog1 hey, it was in the 50s man, what are you british or uk, either way both came up with radioactive water that will make you feel better and live longer, europeans devoleoped sticky hand grenades. the 50s werent a well thought through time anywhere in the world, and canada developed a nuclear rifle that would blow up on liftoff and kill everyone.
HBMAN665420 1 year ago
@Gromitdog1 i figured you were a candaian and i was right, im starting to think all of you are mad you wound up in a shit heap like that lol either way youre all bitter for some reason, enlighten me man whats it come from, is that cold weather shrinking your balls along with your brains, whats the deal man??
bigbadbronco86 1 year ago
fuckn idiots.conrete cracks and no plastic barriers?if they used aluminum it would still be drivable most likely
sccalais89 1 year ago
I am not a car buff, but I am truly crying now.
scorpietta 1 year ago