Friday the 1957 Plymouth Belvedere time capsule will be revealed. For those who don't know the history:

A brand new 1957 Plymouth Belvedere was lowered into the ground and burined in a time capsule, along with other trinkets, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, as part of the state's semicentennial. The time capsule serves as a prize to a 50 year contest. The car and its contents will be awarded to the person who most accurately predicted, back in 1957, the population of Tulsa circa 2007. The winner, or winner descendent, must still be living in the state to obtain the prize.


Everyone is on edge on the condition of the car at this point. The vault has already been dug up and opened, and it had water in it. The car was encased in several layers of purportedly water-tight material. Hope the seal kept, or else this Belvedere will be in some horrific shape.

The offical car site:
http://www.buriedcar.com

Apparently, the car has now been removed from the vault and transported, but hasn't yet been removed from its wrapping.

But, so far, it's not looking too good, as this photo from its removal shows, with one exposed tail-fin:


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Some more pictures.


Some parts might actually clean up.




The signatures from when it was buried are still on the tire.

Welcome. This Time Capsule car has always interested me greatly.

Yeah. Looking at more of the pitcutres, I'm thinking the same about the car not being able to be restored. I've read they checked the oil and when they put the dipstick back in, it went poked through the oil pan. Chrysler is very interesting in getting the car or their museum, which is where I think it belongs at this point.

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The fact that they got the bumper to shine w/o pits and also that it's able to stand on it's wheel's means that it'll probably be totally restored - albeit with probably 50% new material.

I scuba'd a japanese zero that had been bumped around a bit by attempted salvagers, and it had a chrome shock absorber that was shiney new, and even the body & cockpit still had 80% of it's original structure. And that sat in saltwater for 48 years. No wonder we buy Japanese cars, they last forever.

If that car has that much material to work with, you can bring it back to life...

Too bad you couldn't just pop some oil & gas into that car and drive it out of the box, wouldnt that have been something?

An update on Miss Belvedere...

She's in the long process of being cleaned up.

Article about the cleanup job and other facts about the car here.





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