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the only thing that is some hope is that plastic which was supposed to last some super long time like a thousand years and it does appear to be intact so it still remains to be seen. I really actually hope it's in decent shape but we will know friday I guess
I sure hope that the car will be OK. But, it sure looks like a lot of water in there. The people that buried the car, did not plan on any water in there. We will see on Friday.
i was watching somthing on news the other day. there was a 60 somthing chevy in a lake for 40 years and they pulled it out, no rust. chrome still shiney, very little oxydation, interior looked good, just dirty and weeds and stuff. lol.. bet it comes out lookin better then some of our truck LOL
im shure the motor's junk bigtime. if that thing was plum full it might've help preserve the tin. with no air and no saltwater how could it rust. bet its better than it looks
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