Zombie Thread – Answer to a Question

I was googling some old photos of mine from Tocumwal and found I had posted them in a closed thread here

http://forum.keypublishing.com/showthread.php?79799-WW2-Bunker-With-Three-Disassembled-Aircraft!/page3&highlight=bundaburg+bunker

And while scanning the posts I spotted a question I didnt see back then, but have the answer for.

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Quote Originally Posted by Mark_pilkington View Post
Anything is “possible” but many things are “improbable”….

I also recall the late 90’s in Melbourne when someone dug up a container of hundres of thousands of dollars buried in the garden of a Melbourne railway station…

In my other hobby, antique and vintage cars I read in a club publication about the possibility of a buried Stutz Bearcat automobile in Australia, the story being that it was owned by a gangster.
It it exists, it could be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars (depending on year and of course, condition).

What is it with the Aussies burying stuff?
Last edited by J Boyle; 4th April 2008 at 07:04.

This ones not only probable and possible, its a reality, and its not, nor has ever been buried, but bears little resemblance to a Bearcat these days, and yes it was owned by Squizzy Taylor a Gangster in Melbourne during the Depression.

His car is in a local aviation museum!, (it has a very unique aviation link) and I have seen it with my own eyes.

I will try to take a photo of it over the next few weeks and post it here

Smiles

Mark Pilkington