buried jump car *update video

[lee2]

Finally a Charger I can afford to buy. 

[F8-4life]

.it's like seeing a disarable fossil.

A what

disarable = desirable 

Yup, sorry!

[Kern Dog]

I know very little about fossils or archaeology. The word "disarable" could have been an animal that I hadn't heard about!

[Bobs69]

Who the hell would bury a car?

[Lennard]

Who the hell would bury a car?

Did you read the story? 

[Bobs69]

Who the hell would bury a car?

Did you read the story? 

No obviously I did not.

[Lennard]

Who the hell would bury a car?

Did you read the story? 

No obviously I did not.

I figured... cause then you would have known that father time and mother nature buried that Charger.

[lee2]

Believe it or not I know wherr there is a 1969 440 RT SE burried under 12 feet with a few Challengers. Still down there too.

[alfaitalia]

...well you can't just leave off a statement like that........! Tell the story.

[Wasco]

I can't believe the tail light is still in that thing.  I'd plan to dig the whole thing out!  Let's see the rest!

[F8-4life]

Believe it or not I know wherr there is a 1969 440 RT SE burried under 12 feet with a few Challengers. Still down there too.

Story & pictures!

[mopar0166]

Dig it up! 

[Lighthorseman]

.it's like seeing a disarable fossil.

A what

disarable = desirable  

Or...disarable = nothing grows (?)      

[lee2]

I dont have any pictures fortunately. I honestly didn't even know about it until earlier this week. My good friend from work is an old school mechanic and having alot more wisdom than I have, we often talk cars and engines. Well earlier this week I mentioned I am finally going to go after my 2 favorite cars. One being a 68 Fastback Mustang, although I settled on a 69. And the other car being a 68 or 69 Charger, which I told him I'm still looking for.

He then tells me about all the old mopars he had out at his home farm growing up. He bought a nice used 440 RT/SE for a few hundred dollars. By now it had a different engine and it needed new steering and had just some minor rust at the bottoms of the quarters.

Well after a few years of it sitting behind the barn with a few Challengers and 30s pickups, his dad decided he needed to fill this big ditch in. So he runs these cars over a couple times with his excavator and burries all these vehicles in this ditch where they reside to this very day. Im sorry I have no proof other than his word. But hes never fed me any bs before. And his expression when he told me was sincere. Its a pretty sickening story.

[tan top]

Dig it up! 

   

Believe it or not I know wherr there is a 1969 440 RT SE burried under 12 feet with a few Challengers. Still down there too.

I dont have any pictures fortunately. I honestly didn't even know about it until earlier this week. My good friend from work is an old school mechanic and having alot more wisdom than I have, we often talk cars and engines. Well earlier this week I mentioned I am finally going to go after my 2 favorite cars. One being a 68 Fastback Mustang, although I settled on a 69. And the other car being a 68 or 69 Charger, which I told him I'm still looking for.

He then tells me about all the old mopars he had out at his home farm growing up. He bought a nice used 440 RT/SE for a few hundred dollars. By now it had a different engine and it needed new steering and had just some minor rust at the bottoms of the quarters.

Well after a few years of it sitting behind the barn with a few Challengers and 30s pickups, his dad decided he needed to fill this big ditch in. So he runs these cars over a couple times with his excavator and burries all these vehicles in this ditch where they reside to this very day. Im sorry I have no proof other than his word. But hes never fed me any bs before. And his expression when he told me was sincere. Its a pretty sickening story.

   crikey  interesting story ....  , bit of a  long shot ! out of curiosity  don't suppose he mentioned what color combo it was ? .......

[Dodge Don]

 

[lee2]

Dig it up! 

   
It was red with a black top and black interior.

Believe it or not I know wherr there is a 1969 440 RT SE burried under 12 feet with a few Challengers. Still down there too.

I dont have any pictures fortunately. I honestly didn't even know about it until earlier this week. My good friend from work is an old school mechanic and having alot more wisdom than I have, we often talk cars and engines. Well earlier this week I mentioned I am finally going to go after my 2 favorite cars. One being a 68 Fastback Mustang, although I settled on a 69. And the other car being a 68 or 69 Charger, which I told him I'm still looking for.

He then tells me about all the old mopars he had out at his home farm growing up. He bought a nice used 440 RT/SE for a few hundred dollars. By now it had a different engine and it needed new steering and had just some minor rust at the bottoms of the quarters.

Well after a few years of it sitting behind the barn with a few Challengers and 30s pickups, his dad decided he needed to fill this big ditch in. So he runs these cars over a couple times with his excavator and burries all these vehicles in this ditch where they reside to this very day. Im sorry I have no proof other than his word. But hes never fed me any bs before. And his expression when he told me was sincere. Its a pretty sickening story.

   crikey  interesting story ....  , bit of a  long shot ! out of curiosity  don't suppose he mentioned what color combo it was ? .......

[Simonic]

Look forward to seeing how this is gonna turn out

[tan top]

Dig it up! 

   
It was red with a black top and black interior.

Believe it or not I know wherr there is a 1969 440 RT SE burried under 12 feet with a few Challengers. Still down there too.

I dont have any pictures fortunately. I honestly didn't even know about it until earlier this week. My good friend from work is an old school mechanic and having alot more wisdom than I have, we often talk cars and engines. Well earlier this week I mentioned I am finally going to go after my 2 favorite cars. One being a 68 Fastback Mustang, although I settled on a 69. And the other car being a 68 or 69 Charger, which I told him I'm still looking for.

He then tells me about all the old mopars he had out at his home farm growing up. He bought a nice used 440 RT/SE for a few hundred dollars. By now it had a different engine and it needed new steering and had just some minor rust at the bottoms of the quarters.

Well after a few years of it sitting behind the barn with a few Challengers and 30s pickups, his dad decided he needed to fill this big ditch in. So he runs these cars over a couple times with his excavator and burries all these vehicles in this ditch where they reside to this very day. Im sorry I have no proof other than his word. But hes never fed me any bs before. And his expression when he told me was sincere. Its a pretty sickening story.

   crikey  interesting story ....  , bit of a  long shot ! out of curiosity  don't suppose he mentioned what color combo it was ? .......

   shame      red with  black top & interior  , awesome color combo   , thanks for the info appreciated 

[lee2]

Your welcome. Still makes me sick thinking about.

[qwick68]

Update?!

[cbrestorations]

quick video of the jump car fail
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9neLqUFcjg

[Mikesmoparperformance]

Believe it or not I know wherr there is a 1969 440 RT SE burried under 12 feet with a few Challengers. Still down there too.

Lets dig it up hahah awesome!!! lol

[Cncguy]

I have a feeling we are never going to hear the end of this story.

[lee2]

Believe it or not I know wherr there is a 1969 440 RT SE burried under 12 feet with a few Challengers. Still down there too.

Lets dig it up hahah awesome!!! lol

Im trying to convince him to let me do it. Id even donate a junk car to take its place. It would look good in my friends shop/museum next to his Nash station wagon that fell through the ice in the 60s and just got pulled out of the lake.