Tulsa's Buried...er, Drowned Belvedere

I saw a picture of the car after being lifted and the plastic cover removed. The view was from the front of the car and it had many rust type stains from top to bottom. Efforts were going to be made to get it started. Good luck!!

My guess is that they thought the sheer weight of the top concrete slab would have forced an airtight seal.

I have been following this story for yoears, and was really looking forward to seeing a brand spankin' new 57 Plymouth appear.
It is really a shame that they did not build a better vault.
Any competent waterproofing contractor could have devised a system to ensure a dry vault for a small fraction of what they had invested in this whole time capsule. It looks like there was no seal of any type between the walls of the vault and the top.

Boy is that contractor who sold them the Nuclear bomb-proof vault going to be in touble...

The finale to the saga that's had car guys everywhere waiting in anticipation for months.

Those big fins and the poor thing still can't swim...

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(I know this isn't ACD related, but that's why I put it under General Discussion. )