'57 plymouth buried in '57 in Tulsa Ok. Waiting but not holding my breath

[madokie]

http://www.forwardlook.net/19571958Plymouth/countdown.asp

My whole family and I have an entry in this drawing. I was only a kid of 9 when they buried this car. too cool.

[hayu_lol]

1. '57 was a great year for Plymouths. I had one of the '57 station wagons...

that would haul anything you wanted to haul. Enough power to go wherever you wanted to go, and good gas milage to boot. 318 V8.

Good luck. Read King's Christine. LOL!

[madokie]

2. If they would have put rudders on the fins you could have steered them

with 'em. The old cars of the fifties were so cool, I guess because I grew up with them and they were my first cars. One of my prized auto possessions as kid was a '54 ford two door hardtop glass top. Wish I still had it today.

[ClintonTyree]

3. Back in the days when Detroit built lead yachts......

for the road. I think someone's going to be disappointed in their prize though. Even IF the integrity of the vault survived the car is going to stink. All of those hydrocarbons sealed for 50 years along with a can of gas (?) and the other items is going to make it one odoriferous piece of machinery. The $100 annuity might not be bad though. 50 years of interest will make that a sizable chunk of cash.
Great idea though. Let's hope you're the big winner! :party: You can take us all for a ride in your "new" wheels. ;)

[Cooley Hurd]

4. That's such a cool concept!

Here's the link to the official site: http://www.buriedcar.com/

Good luck, madokie!!!:thumbsup: