Enterré vivant !!! Plymouth Belvedere 57

After 50 years of waiting, the ‘57 Plymouth Belvedere’s protective coatings were peeled off. Time and water took its toll on the car buried underground in downtown Tulsa. During its 50 years underground, water leaked into the vault, and years of rust covered the buried treasure. Back in 1957, organizers put a glass jug of gas in the car just in case fossil fuels were history. The gas survived, but the tank it was meant to fill up didn't.

The beer in the trunk is no longer drinkable, but the event wasn't a total loss.

Buried next to the Belvedere was a time capsule. The contents survived decades underground.

Plates, yearbooks, coins and even newspapers were pulled out of the capsule, looking as crisp as they did when they were buried half a century ago.

While the car might not be recognizable, the memories it brought back are still fresh and will be talked about for the next 50 years.

Salut 427copoz,

Je pense qu'on était au même endroit en même temps

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