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Re: My first treasure
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Posted by Redmud on June 07, 2005 at 17:16:09 from (216.167.146.110):
In Reply to: My first treasure posted by Errin OH on June 07, 2005 at 09:49:09:
Wasn't in the field, but my brothers and myself dug up an Elgin motor car in the center of a county road. We had to block the road and sure had a bunch of folks mad at us, after we had dug all the way around it, one of the brothers went into town and got this guy with a winch truck to come out, the guy didn't want to pull it out when he saw where it was, we convinced him to do it, he was nervous and put the winch in high gear, wound the engine and poped the clutch, and ripped this one of only ten Elgin cars in half. One of my nephew's still has the engine and transmission.
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