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Re: Official Tulsa Buried 57 Plymouth Raising Thread 6-
[Re: wldgtx]
#42422
06/15/07 01:55 PM
06/15/07 01:55 PM
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(Central) PA
Runner2go
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I think that they (BC) will have time to work on the engine to get it to "turnover" and start.
He has already made the comment twice that he is there to get it running.
Who cares if it runs today 
Why destroy whats left of the motor & Trans just to say it ran today  About as dumb as it gets 
Watch them start it up...
Wipe out whats left of the engine and tear it clean off the rusted frame in the process 
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Re: Official Tulsa Buried 57 Plymouth Raising Thread 6-
[Re: ScottSmith_Harms]
#42423
06/15/07 01:57 PM
06/15/07 01:57 PM
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Tenn.
jrwoodjoe
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Concerning the reasons the brought Boyd to get the car running.
Why they would choose a guy who hacks up original cars into Hot Rods, as opposed to someone who is dedicated to RESTORING a classic car is beyond me.
You know why he was brought Scott. You don't have to be good or liked to be famous or somewhat famous. He was brought because someone on the unearthing committee thought'd it be cool to have the infamous Boyd C. there. 
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Re: Official Tulsa Buried 57 Plymouth Raising Thread 6-
[Re: IMGTX]
#42426
06/15/07 02:00 PM
06/15/07 02:00 PM
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Between Houston & Galveston TX
SattyNoCar
Smarter than no class Flappergass by a mile
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I couldn't get video feed but they have a story that says the contents of the cars glovebox contains the contents of a typical ladies purse.
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and the contents of a typical woman's handbag placed in the glove compartment: 14 bobby pins, a bottle of tranquilizers, a lipstick, a pack of gum, tissues, a pack of cigarettes, matches and $2.43.
Does anybody think it's funny that half that stuff isn't considered useful or politically correct?
I would hate to see what a typical purse today would contain.
I posted earlier (MUCH earlier) about the tranquilizers. I thought life was good in the '50's? Or was this why things were 'good'?
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Re: Official Tulsa Buried 57 Plymouth Raising Thread 6-
[Re: jrwoodjoe]
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06/15/07 02:02 PM
06/15/07 02:02 PM
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NC
DCM71cuda
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He was brought because someone on the unearthing committee thought'd it be cool to have the infamous Boyd C.
There were several organizers who had never seen or heard of Coddington. My guess is he was "brought in" b/c of $$$.
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Re: Official Tulsa Buried 57 Plymouth Raising Thread 6-
[Re: Wagonmaster]
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06/15/07 02:05 PM
06/15/07 02:05 PM
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North Austin
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IF the bag stayed sealed,would there not have still been enough air trappped inside to make it float at least a little,including air in cabin,trunk,engine compartment,and the tires? Would it still have been evenly centered on the base as it appeared to be? From what little I saw I think it was swimming much of the time. 
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Re: Official Tulsa Buried 57 Plymouth Raising Thread 6-
[Re: aarcuda]
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06/15/07 02:05 PM
06/15/07 02:05 PM
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Flint, MI
Gusteve
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ever see that commercial for craftsman tools where the sporting event go wrongs and they show the mechanic guy grabbing his tools and sneaking off as the announcer says "not the official tools of professional XXXXX"
Well they need the guy who built the vault to tell us what tools he used to seal it up with cause they obviously were not craftsman....
No - that's the guy that worked at the plastic bag car cover factory that DIDN'T SHOW when she tried to introduce him at the beginning!
"Oh I saw him at breakfast. Dick? are you here?...."
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Re: Official Tulsa Buried 57 Plymouth Raising Thread 6-
[Re: DCM71cuda]
#42432
06/15/07 02:06 PM
06/15/07 02:06 PM
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Tenn.
jrwoodjoe
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He was brought because someone on the unearthing committee thought'd it be cool to have the infamous Boyd C.
My guess is he was "brought in" b/c of $$$.
Exactly the point I was trying to make. Joe 
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Re: Official Tulsa Buried 57 Plymouth Raising Thread 6-
[Re: ScottSmith_Harms]
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06/15/07 02:09 PM
06/15/07 02:09 PM
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Tulsa, Oklahoma
Wagonmaster
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My opinion of Coddington, if I wrote it, would get me banned from MOPARTS. Hopefully, no further action will be allowed of him than to mess with the engine. Knowing Coddington, he'll look at it and throw his hands up. BTW, he is almost as big as our deputy which was pointed out earlier.... 
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Re: Official Tulsa Buried 57 Plymouth Raising Thread 6-
[Re: Wagonmaster]
#42437
06/15/07 02:12 PM
06/15/07 02:12 PM
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Spokane Washington
ScottSmith_Harms
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Hopefully, no further action will be allowed of him than to mess with the engine. Knowing Coddington, he'll look at it and throw his hands up.
I'm sure he brought a small black Chevy crate motor and turbo 400 trans to install should the old Mopar fail to fire up with a fresh squirt of gas
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Re: Official Tulsa Buried 57 Plymouth Raising Thread 6-
[Re: Wile1coyote]
#42439
06/15/07 02:14 PM
06/15/07 02:14 PM
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NC
DCM71cuda
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Boyd, is probably sending his lackey out to O'Reilleys
We were actually told is was Pep Boys..... 
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