Gravity Hill in Bartlesville, good enough. the story is going that the boys from gap highway will push your automotive over the hill (or bridge).
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@guitarzerohero54 yes its real gravity, thanks to a slight decline. Take a leveling ruler to it and you'll see! Science.
@vpew have you been there i hav and its real
Indian Hill(gravity hill, whatever you call it) is really cool until you realize it's just an optical illusion: you're really going down hill when it looks like you're going up.
neat vid