How does an old Volkswagen Single Cab get buried in 3 feet of dirt?
During a Sunday drive, this old single cab was spotted in the foothills just outside of Idaho Falls. It had been sitting in a wash since 1967, and was buried under two-three feet of dirt.
It’s extremely rust free given the circumstances.
It took 45 years to bury this Volkswagen and nearly 2 days to dig it out — This is nine hours worth of digging condensed into a 15 minute video…
This video has helped rescue several abandoned and otherwise forgotten VW’s that may have been left for dead including a very cool 1960 VW Double Cab that we got out of Missouri that had been sitting since 1965.
We also recently returned from Mission Viejo, California where we picked up a 1961 SO-23 Westfalia. This bus had been sitting since 1980. We got a tip on that bus after someone saw the Forgotten Single Cab video.
Give us a call today if you know of one: (208)200-6053
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