jsharr
01-23-07, 08:10 AM
This actually a pretty cool story (http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/01/23/buried.car.ap/index.html). Hope my long lost Okie Uncle guessed right and I am the only heir.
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joeprim
01-23-07, 08:25 AM
That is kind of a different thing to do. I will be looking to see what condition the car is in.
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flyingscotsman
01-23-07, 08:30 AM
Would like too see some off the gusses for the population as well.
jyossarian
01-23-07, 12:14 PM
I wonder when they'll dig the car up.
jsharr
01-23-07, 12:26 PM
I wonder when they'll dig the car up.
June15th
Plymouth Belvedere Time Capsule Exhumation
In June of 1957, a ’57 Plymouth Belvedere was buried as part of the Tulsa’s Golden Jubilee Week during Oklahoma’s 50th birthday. The car served as a time capsule and was buried near the southeast corner of the Tulsa County Courthouse. The car was filled with numerous items that reflected the culture and society of the time. Participants entered guesses as to what Tulsa’s population would be in the year 2007. On June 15, 2007, the car will be unearthed as a part of the Centennial events. Go to www.BuriedCar.com for more information.
Contact: Paula Hale – 619-6098
June15th
Plymouth Belvedere Time Capsule Exhumation
In June of 1957, a ’57 Plymouth Belvedere was buried as part of the Tulsa’s Golden Jubilee Week during Oklahoma’s 50th birthday. The car served as a time capsule and was buried near the southeast corner of the Tulsa County Courthouse. The car was filled with numerous items that reflected the culture and society of the time. Participants entered guesses as to what Tulsa’s population would be in the year 2007. On June 15, 2007, the car will be unearthed as a part of the Centennial events. Go to www.BuriedCar.com for more information.
Contact: Paula Hale – 619-6098
SingingSabre
01-23-07, 12:26 PM
That's really cool!
SoonerBent
01-23-07, 02:10 PM
Being only 80 miles up thr road I might have to pop up there to see it dug up.
twahl
01-23-07, 02:29 PM
I was born in Tulsa, but 10 years too late. Gonna have to ask my mom about it, she would have been...about 11 or 12, she might remember something about it.