Tulsa's buried car, 50 year time capsule opened.

[gururyan]

Well, I'm not sure if this news story has been on the national level, but here in T-town we just opened up a "tomb" that had contained a mint, brand new '57 Belvedere.

The official site that will explain it all is here: The Buried Car. (http://www.buriedcar.com/)

It's too bad that water had gotten into the tomb many years ago and instead of pulling out a mint piece of history, we got a rusted mess.

http://www.plymouthbulletin.com/images/buriedplymouth.JPG

http://www.kotv.com/newsimages/640/cda2f85c-d7b6-42a2-aaa4-7c551f8240fe.jpg

http://www.kotv.com/newsimages/640/6a16d1b0-ba01-4d9b-8496-d9bf6bef105f.jpg

Local News coverage. (http://www.kotv.com/news/topstory/?id=129598)

It's too bad, so sad.

[gururyan]

http://images.myphotoalbum.com/b/bu/bur/buri/burie/buriedcar/albums/album04/DSC08674_1.sized.jpg

[Skreddy]

You know, at first, it makes the folks who dug out the thing look like fools. Because they're stuck with that horrible mess.

But who were those assholes who buried it in what amounted to a swimming pool?

I got a good laugh today thinking about how proud they must've felt, how expensive this car was, brand new, and how they were preserving it for the next generation, in pristine condition.

Stupid bastards...what idiots.

Hahahahahaha