Thread: Tulsa Buried Car

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Ya know Mike, you may end up in the middle of the biggest collection of surviving '57 Plymouths ever. That would be very cool. Ya spose they planned it on father's day weekend on purpose?

I'll be putting up with that SoCal crowd at the LA Roadster's deal that weekend....................we just have too many choices in this hobby................not that that's a bad thing!

Have a great time and be safe.

Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter

Ya know Mike, you may end up in the middle of the biggest collection of surviving '57 Plymouths ever. That would be very cool. Ya spose they planned it on father's day weekend on purpose?

I'll be putting up with that SoCal crowd at the LA Roadster's deal that weekend....................we just have too many choices in this hobby................not that that's a bad thing!

Have a great time and be safe.

Bob,
If you get a chance I have a booth at the show, stop by.
Ken

Originally Posted by Ken Thurm

Bob,
If you get a chance I have a booth at the show, stop by.
Ken

See PM please

Mike, what kind of gas milage do you get? I think you mentioned you have that overdrive 4 speed(?). Hope you have a very safe, pleasant trip........I envy you.


There has been some talk on other forums about this buried car event, and some of the people feel that the people from the city have done some things to mess it up, and take it away from what the original city Fathers wanted it to be 50 years ago. Things like most people not being able to witness the actual uncovering, just a select group. There was also some talk that there was something like a $ 25 fee to see the car after Boyd and his crew clean it up. They voiced some resentment that the city was turning this into a money gouging event as opposed to a for-the-average-person celebration.

Have you heard any of those stories?


Don

I think its going to be a sort of ,woodstock,of cars and people.
I do not think the city has any clue whats about to land on thier streets.