Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory Archive

IN THE SCHOOL OF OCEAN AND EARTH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI'I AT MANOA

HURL Artifact No.	VEH-44	*Denotes approximations and speculations


Name:	Unknown	Lost:	Unknown
Artifact Type:	Automobile	Found:	6-Jul-13
Nationality:	USA	Dive No:	PV-799
Class or Make:	Unknown	Location:	South Oahu
Model:	Unknown	Depth (m):	531m
Purpose:	Transport People	HURL crew:	Kerby, Cremer
Serial Number:	Unknown	Additional Dives:
Built/Launched:	*1920

Length:	*12
Width:	*6
Height:



Circumstance of Loss:	Intentionally Disposed	Crew Personnel/Position:	1 Driver and 4 Passengers

Reason of Loss:	*Old age or failure	Crew Survivals/Fatalities:	n/a

Artifact History:	Unknown

Artifact Condition:	This vehicle probably had wooden spokes, because there is only metal rings on the ends of the axels. The radiator has fallen over forward. The engine is still present. The front windshield is still fully framed but has fallen backwards. It is difficult to tell, but it appears that some of the vehicles interior seating is also still in place.

Additional Information:	There are numerous brisingids living on this vehicle. From the features of the wheel rims, small engine, and windshield shape, this vehicle looks like it is likely from the early 1920s. *3000 lbs