The Car That Was Buried For 50 Years: Checkout What It Looks Like Now

This gold and white 1957 Sport Coupe, latterly nicknamed Miss Belvedere, was buried in a 12ft by 20ft corroborated concrete vault in June 15, 1957 by the City of Tulsa to celebrate Oklahoma State’s 50 times anniversary. 

It was intended to be a prize to be awarded, when disinterred in 50 times time and during the 100th anniversary of the megacity, for one lucky existent( or his or her descendants) who can directly guess the closest of what the population of the megacity would be in 2007.

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The answers submitted by the 812 actors were copied onto a microfilm and kept inside the glovebox of the auto. The lucky winner or descendants also gets a$ 100 savings regard, which had grown to $666.85 in 2007. 

particulars also buried with the auto includes gallons of prime petrol( in case there's no more internal combustion machines by 2007), 5 quarts of oil painting to fill the machine, apkins, a pack of cigarettes, matches, a case of beer, bull legs, bottle of painkillers, a camo, a pack of goo and $2.43