Found at bottom of lake!

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Uh…wow! First commenter comes close to correctly identifying it, but I think he's off by a year; I think it was a '61, not a '60. Does anyone else see my clue?

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9yihmudXOU"]REMAINS OF OLD CAR FOUND IN BOTTOM OF LAKE! - YouTube[/ame]
 
Couldn't say for sure. What I do know is that I am gonna lose a lot of time watching the connected videos of abandoned dealerships, lost Russian tanks, Route 66 dust bowl relics.....

Thanks Dan.
 
Couldn't say for sure. What I do know is that I am gonna lose a lot of time watching the connected videos of abandoned dealerships, lost Russian tanks, Route 66 dust bowl relics.....

Thanks Dan.

Yup, like this one....

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2J4gcWuHNJA&feature=related"]Mystery '60s-era Car Pulled From B.C. Lake - YouTube[/ame]
 
gotta wonder where the rest of it went.

It's been underwater for decades. The rest of it no longer exists. That's a big clue as to what tips me off to 1961 vs. 1960.

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The worst part is that you never know where you end up. Start with abandoned cars, click to WWII relics in a cave, click to bat caves in NM, click to Ted Williams greates batting moments, click to Ted Williams the homeless golden voice, click to a blooper reel from The Voice TV show, end up on a Blake Shelton music video......
 
1960 had a A323 2 spd. auto, but honestly i tell what that trans is?

P.S. after some parts lookup i see that trans listed as 1961 also on some sites. so i guess that wont help.
 
Nope, never any 2-speed automatics in A-bodies. Transmission options in '60-'61 (and other years, but those are the two years we're talking about here) were A903 3-speed manual or A904 3-speed automatic.

Thanks Dan. Learned something today, and that's always a good thing :D.
 
At least the body I hid in the trunk is gone.
 
tail lights?

btw ...dunno why...the sound doesn't work for me in the first video....
 
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