Car Show Entries Sought

In 1957, a new Plymouth Belvedere was buried in a time capsule outside the Tulsa County courthouse and in exactly 4 months it will be dug up. The Belvedere will be the centerpiece of a car show being

Thursday, February 15th 2007, 2:07 pm

By: News On 6

In 1957, a new Plymouth Belvedere was buried in a time capsule outside the Tulsa County courthouse and in exactly 4 months it will be dug up. The Belvedere will be the centerpiece of a car show being organized as part of the centennial celebration.

Sharon King Davis, co-chair of Tulsarama Inc. says people all over the world are interested in the buried car. "We can not find anywhere in North America where there are time capsules buried with cars in them, and Tulsa has two."

The deadline to enter your car in the show is one month. To get a registration form, log onto www.buriedcar.com.