[GFS] WHY THE SPRINGS BROKE ON MISS BELVEDERE
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[GFS] WHY THE SPRINGS BROKE ON MISS BELVEDERE




Over the years Miss Belvedere filled with water hundreds  of times, the 
interior, the trunk and maybe even the gas tank which had a vented  gas cap. The 
interior seats were like a sponge and when saturated they also were  super 
heavy. Now when the water table drops the car which was submerged under  water for 
a long time would retain the water inside it and in it's trunk  and seats 
which was more weight than you can imagine. This cycle repeated  over and over and 
over again for 50 years naturally broke the rear springs.  Guess they should 
have buried one with the optional towing package to support  the weight over 
the years.!!!! Did anybody hear the rumor that city of Tulsa  want to buy the 
car back from the winner and chop it into little  tiny  pieces and sell those 
pieces as souvenirs of the buried Tulsa  Belvedere completely with a story and 
photos of the event?
 
                         Ron Swartley



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