The just pulled a cyro tank from the Space Shuttle Columbia out of a lake in Nacogdoches that had dropped due to the drought. If this record breaking drought continues they might find Jimmy Hoffa in Texas.
That's the first thing I thought to since they mentioned it being there since 1990. Such a shame to see a low mile all original car living at the bottom of the water...
The just pulled a cyro tank from the Space Shuttle Columbia out of a lake in Nacogdoches that had dropped due to the drought. If this record breaking drought continues they might find Jimmy Hoffa in Texas.
Nahh, those of us from Michigan know where Jimmy is.
Buried under the 50 yard line in the Silverdome Stadium. 3rd 55 gallon drum to the left.
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Aug 21st, 2011
Marine1981 Member
Posts: 1364 From: Austin, Texas, USA Registered: Jan 2011
The just pulled a cyro tank from the Space Shuttle Columbia out of a lake in Nacogdoches that had dropped due to the drought. If this record breaking drought continues they might find Jimmy Hoffa in Texas.
I'm from Nacogdoches, shame that most people only know of it because of the Columbia.
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Posts: 21676 From: Houston, TX , USA Registered: Dec 2001
Not missing much. It's a college town and has more restaurants than anything else but there are a few cool things to do there.
Yup. In the BBB (before Ben & Becca) era of Texas Fiero ownership... We had a Ruckus down there. Good one too... Ruckus 7. I almost got shot. Literally. Hit points of interest all around Lufkin and Nacadoches.
------------------ * 1984 Black Fiero SE (1995-1998) blown tranny - rest her soul * 1988 Black Fiero Formula (2001-2004) Was to be a 3800SC, badly rusted rear frame. * 1988 White Fiero GT (2009 - Present) This one's a keeper!
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Posts: 20871 From: Roswell, Georgia Registered: May 2001
In the bottom pic the steering wheel is on an angle and just to the left it looks like a guys face is looking at you. Perhaps a skeleton.
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