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#184351 - 03/09/07 08:29 AM Buried Belvedere
AustinGTP Offline
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Due to be unearthed later this year.

I'd love to take a drive to Tulsa and see this.

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#184352 - 03/09/07 10:39 AM Re: Buried Belvedere
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I hope there's no news coverage on it. I love this part:

"Unknown to the committee - or anyone else then - 1957 Plymouths were terribly prone to rust. "
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#184353 - 03/09/07 01:18 PM Re: Buried Belvedere
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it would be pretty cool to see what kind of shape its in after 50 years.
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#184354 - 03/09/07 08:07 PM Re: Buried Belvedere
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Can you imagine what the collector value of that car will be? Rusted or not. Operable or not.
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#184355 - 03/10/07 06:30 PM Re: Buried Belvedere
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i would love 2 see that ... i bet its in really good shape... and then also how well the cave was sealed if there was no mice or anything ... because there would be no uv dammage or nething... that would be sweet to see that
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#184356 - 03/12/07 11:19 PM Re: Buried Belvedere
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Quote:
Originally posted by HercMan:
Can you imagine what the collector value of that car will be? Rusted or not. Operable or not.
$8
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#184357 - 03/12/07 11:21 PM Re: Buried Belvedere
4drgt Offline
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i would give a heck of a lot more than 8$ for it
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#184358 - 03/13/07 08:09 AM Re: Buried Belvedere
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Operable all originals are going for more then full frame off restorations now a days. I'd say if that vault isn't flooded that car will be in great shape. Given it's age. Tires will be flat battery dead, if they didn't drain the fuel system it'll need a new tank lines and carb. It'll be interesting to see.
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