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Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Spitfire!

140 mint-condition Spitfires have been discovered in Burma, (sorry, but I refuse to call it "Myanmar," because that's just retarded). The planes are crated and covered in cosmoline, buried 40 feet underground. They were placed there by U.S. forces leaving Burma at the end of World War II.

A private collector spent the last decade following up on rumors, hints and gossip to find them. The few Spitfires currently in flyable condition are valued at about $2.5 million per plane.

posted by Jar(egg)head at 12:42

1 Comments:

Blogger Fundy said...

Oh I want one!

20:43  

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