Bonnie & Clyde REAL Death Car - Primm, Nevada

[@michellecole1720]

When I saw the Bonnie and Clyde car 40 yrs ago, you could still see blood stains in the seats.

[@emmabauer1906]

@@susancunningham797 they have the pillow that was under his head on the bed he died in on display at Ford's Theater with the blood on them. Surreal seeing stuff like that.

[@brotherfrankenstein1381]

I was wondering why there'd be no blood on the shirt. Surely it wouldn't have been washed.

[@sunstarburst]

At the Civil Rights museum. Better known as The Loraine Motel.. There's a faint blood spot that still can be seen even decades after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. It's not far from the actual room That Dr. King stayed in.😐 It was also said that some body in the entourage of King's tried to stop the bleeding by using a handkerchief.And the handkerchief that bares the blood stains of Dr.King is on display some where.😐

[@mickeymch876]

I was going to ask about that. Original blood, that is cool!

[@ParaMoto910]

@@brotherfrankenstein1381 On some materials blood seems to fade with time one example being some world war 2 uniforms that were blood stained have slowly faded over time

[@gragrn]

If you're curious as to why there are no obvious blood stains on Clyde's shirt, it's because it was given back to his mother who took it home and washed it.

[@shanebriggs1039]

Could you tell me what the second car in the casino is, as Michael didn't mention any info?

[@UnMeDiKaT3d]

​@@shanebriggs1039Most likely it was one of the cars used to chase them given the few glimpses of it it looked law enforcement.. could even be their first car.. i definitely wish he would've talked about it too lol

[@shanebriggs1039]

@UnMeDiKaT3d Thanks for your reply, appreciate it

[@SubVet84]

I thought it was a stolen car. If it was, why would it be given to the mother and not the owner?

[@rytricemartin7088]

⁠@@SubVet84the car was given back to the original owner but she sold it for $3500.

[@UnwrittenSpade]

This channel deserves millions of subs. Ridiculous that the jake Paul’s of the world get so many views when you can watch this, learn things, see things, plus you guys are the best hosts

[@grimmlifecollective]

Thank you 🎃

[@UnwrittenSpade]

@@grimmlifecollective always mate

[@citizenerased7746]

Facts !

[@italiancia]

No It doesn’t. It’s making fun of Bonnie and Clyde. And the Vegas people in Nevada should not have shows like that that’s disgusting. If they were related to them they would even support that. Anybody who supports a museum like that or does a video like that. It’s disgusting shame on them

[@americannightmare2109]

@@italiancia pretty contradictory of you since you watched it

[@danielerickson5175]

There was a renewed interest in this car after the Warren Beatty movie came out in 1967. It had done the state fair circuits for years but had been mothballed! I saw it in person in 1971 as a small lad… Madison Wisconsin. We stood in line to get a closer look and the guy who is running the operation said to me “ come on up here a little feller and take a better look..! “ he picked me up and put me on the running board on the passenger side to look in the window. It smelled like an old car but there were two mannequins in the front seat dressed in the actual clothes that Bonnie and Clyde were shot to death in. The scene was very macabre and I will never ever forget standing on the side of that car! Two years later in 1973 my father was reading the newspaper after dinner and said “ hmmmm. That Bonnie and Clyde car that we saw just sold for $350,000…”

[@paddyotable]

Back in the 60's they used to haul the Bonnie & Clyde car around in a semi trailer truck. They'd park it in a shopping center parking lot and charge admission to see the car. I saw it when I was a kid.

[@fivelittlemonkees]

@@mikeb1039 go to 9:25 in the video. Yes they actually did do this and there's pics of it.

[@melindacamarena8840]

Where u see it at

[@melindacamarena8840]

Did they have more than one car?

[@scott5669]

I heard they did​@@melindacamarena8840

[@BruceWalker-j1c]

I seen it at the fair back in the early 60's.

[@SabrinaRodrigues-bh5jn]

I remember seeing this as a kid! It was only roped off at the time not behind glass. I remember the smell of musty odd smell and how the seats still had dried blood etc. The driver door was open and I put my finger through one of the bullet holes! I have been fascinated by B&C ever since! I believe we took photos in front of it too I need find them sometime.

[@allensmith342]

Yeah, that's just the way I remember it. It was roped off when I saw it about 50 years ago and it had a musty smell. I learned about it while passing through Las Vegas and made a point to stop and check it out at Whiskey Pete's.

[@retiredhappy466]

The B&C Death Car is fascinating; however, the guns that were in that car when they were killed are also very interesting. I read that all of those guns were given to the law enforcement guys (who killed B&C). They occasionally turn up in auctions, etc. Back in 2012, the 38 Cal. Police Special that Bonnie Parker had taped to her thigh when she was killed sold at auction for $254,000. A lot of collectors were bidding on that gun.

[@Wildkat-1]

All of the weapons captured in the death car, are at the Texas Rangers Museum ...including Hamer's & Gault's ...!

[@peterk8909]

I've read that Clyde was killed by the first of two head shots, with less than 10 bullets hitting him elsewhere. The gunfire continued until Bonnie stopped screaming. Those bullet holes meant she got pretty chewed up, the autopsy confirmed that.

[@zombiesir]

wow the drivers side of the car is mind blowing.

[@traestuart384]

Literally!

[@neomalapane983]

Literally so😂

[@sarahartemis7521]

And they didn’t even have to shoot on Bonnie’s side💀the bullet went straight through Clyde to Bonnie’s body

[@johnmclaren7059]

They made sure Clyde was killed, Bonnie on the other hand probably took the fired rounds that missed Clyde

[@shanegrigg7579]

The first shot hit Clyde in the head straight through and hit Bonnie

[@janabell3810]

My mom was in college when they were on their rampage. Years later she told us that every day on the radio they would listen to what state they were in because it was constantly changing. And then one day they got them. I compared the bullet holes in this car to the bullet holes in an old photograph of the car and they line up perfectly. This is the real deal. It was very cool to be there.

[@JohnnyKray]

It's obvious some of the glass has been changed though

[@simonvanderwerf]

You two are like Bonnie & Clyde but instead of death you give us lots of happiness.

[@grimmlifecollective]

Thank you simon

[@rder3855]

Simon I agree❤️💯

[@denitzilla]

It's true! Found this today I love it!

[@warrencroom7621]

@@grimmlifecollectiveI was able to see the car when it was on display in Texas and what’s on the seats is blood stains.

[@tammiebarnes7787]

I live about 2 hours from where Bonnie and Clyde was killed! We go to the museum and site a couple times a year. Thank you for sharing your travels of Bonnie And Clyde and many other adventures! Love your Channel and Jessica you are the best! 💜💜💜

[@Celenite384]

Wow it’s so haunting, that car gave me the chills. Again you guys never disappoint!!

[@jeffreyknight3884]

It's amazing they were like celebrities but their luck ran out. Interesting story.

[@Bull3tBikes]

Iam usually freaked out too with object that people have met a grim fate to, but not this one I find it’s actually a pretty cool artifact of time & im glad that it still here to this day and not scrapped back in the day. Not scary at all.

[@clmaynor]

My grandfather was working in Arcadia when this happened. His construction crew went to see the bodies at the funeral home/furniture store that they were taken too, but he didn't go.

[@dougguard1]

Blanche lived out the rest of her life for the most part relative obscurity. She spent many years in Dallas working as a radio dispatcher for cabs and ambulance. She was a minor witness in the JFK assassination investigation because she as a dispatcher recorded the departure and arrival of the cab Lee Harvey Oswald hailed shortly after the assassination. She was known as Blanche Frasure and had also dispatched the O'neal Ambulance service to rush Oswald to Parkland after he was shot by Jack Ruby.

[@michaelsix9684]

she left a manuscript behind that was found not long ago which told more about how the gang lived on the run

[@Rikki0]

Now that is quite interesting. Thanks for that added information.

[@elaineewalt8137]

@@Rikki0 Yeah, really...now, the hunt is on for that manuscript!!!🧐

[@mini14head]

Interesting. TY.

[@miked8227]

Wow that’s amazing

[@TheV8nutter]

Hi Guys, Just catching up with some of your older videos...One word...Awesome. Thank you for doing these films.

[@gratefulgwenivere9436]

They were terrified of them. You can see the amount of bullets that they used,over kill.Bucks wife was a very pretty lady.Greetings from Dallas.

[@joejones9520]

her life story is fascinating, I read her diary and book about her.

[@johnmullholand2044]

They had very good reason to be afraid of them. Bonnie and Clyde killed a lot of people, cops included. When you go after a pair of rabid dogs, you don't give them a chance to bite you!

[@blukeblue1235]

Great video! Thank you for showing that piece of history. The holes on the passenger side were made by the bullets that passed through the driver side, then through Bonnie. She was also struck by bullets that went through Clyde's body. The Rangers didn't take any chances.

[@michaelshanahan4042]

No they never had a chance and you can not blame the officers for that they were dangerous outlaws. Legend's now lol

[@rudiknapen4867]

good to know that the holes where made by bullets

[@clairwaucaush874]

Clyde had such a reputation that after they filled that car with bullets when the rangers walked close to see they still had their guns drawn half expecting Clyde to come back shooting!

[@jagaloon216]

What? If you are quite clearly going to kill someone you wouldn't exactly holster your weapon until the kill has been confirmed. Perhaps think about stuff Clair. Quite obviously they were both profoundly dead. The police just made sure.

[@phillfoote]

@@jagaloon216 bonnie was still alive and screaming - you can see the bullet holes in front windshield where she was finished with a burst of 30-06 rounds

[@lazz7808]

this happens all the time lol

[@NASAastronautStep-Mom]

​@@phillfoote I saw a documentary that said they were caught off guard that no shots were fired from the car and Bonnie still had a half eaten sandwich still held in her hands. The documentary also said Hamer walked around to her side of the car and shot her a couple more times. I often think that bullets that struck her had probably passed through Clyde's body first.

[@AnthonyLong-cb8vf]

Sure Bonnie was still alive Come on and be serious. Nobody lives through all those rounds of ammunition.

[@robertburr7407]

Pretty cool. I was there last year but the glass wasn't around the car and you could still touch it. I've seen this car in two different places now and it is a great piece of history. Glad you made it!

[@NUJAC1000]

When they were brought through Gibsland, the crowd rushed the car and they people started taking all kinds of shit...mirrors off the car...door handle.. locks of hair and jewelry off of Bonnie. Clyde's wrist watch. Being from Shreveport, which is just short drive from Gibsland...you see and hear things. Some of those items are still in people's possession...especially that wrist watch

[@aliciacruz5957]

Wow You're right. I just read the crowd was taking things like crazy. Some guy tried to cut Clyde's left ear off w a pocket knife, some lady cut hair off bonnie. Wow

[@xaviermccarthy1851]

Damn people are crazy

[@gladeateor1950]

@@aliciacruz5957lol well Bonnie and clyde deserves to be looted they are just like serial killers but people were savaged back then lol

[@ladydragonfly5172]

Ive seen this many times in Primm Nevada. Now the car is encased in glass. You used to be able to walk right up to it and look inside. Its really amazing to see it up close.

[@SabrinaRodrigues-bh5jn]

yup! I remember putting my finger through bullet hole! it was so eerie! It was only roped off before!

[@Witchypoo1974]

Hello my name is Jennifer I was born in Dallas and my hometown i grew up in is called Kemp Texas, where a small jail that Bonnie spent little time in is.. it's marked with a historical marker.. you can Google it.. 😊 very cool very small old town with lots of history.. Im just so in love with y'all and what you do.. I stumbled upon you not long ago and watch you everyday...

[@spankyham9607]

I am impressed the bare metal from the bullets has not rusted after 90 years of display. It was on display outside early on after the shooting but didn't rust.

[@vanstavrob]

I am also impressed that the front window has repaired itself from the bullet holes seen in the original photos. the car here has no bullet holes in the front glass

[@doorguru168888]

@@vanstavrob I agree.. but maybe the glass eventually fell out and was replaced, after all it had been on display for many years and traveled all over the country. .. maybe visitors put their hands on it and eventually it fell out. I do know this.. if you compare the other bullet holes to the old original photos, they are an exact match. No doubt about it.. that is the death car.

[@dougderby9454]

That car has had quite the life. And many owners. Glad it still exist. It's interesting to look at era pics and from the shootout scene. And match up bullet holes. The car in the adjacent display is also pretty amazing. The build quality. Take a look at the glass.....

[@JamesSmith-hz4qk]

I enjoy all your videos. They're fun to watch and see something new everytime. Cant wait to see more. Take care Michael and Jessica

[@grimmlifemodjessica]

Thanks Pumpkin 🥰🥀🎃

[@risksrewardsrelics51]

I’m not really into horror like you guys, but I’m definitely a history and true crime junkie. Really been hooked on your channel the past week or so!

[@leesa7489]

Back in the 80's a casino in Virginia City, NV had this car on display , the real car when we went in to see it no one was there, so I stepped over the rope and sat on Bonnie's side, It was creepy but awesome...

[@lamslams3334]

that is actually so cool tho, what did it look like on the inside if i can ask??

[@santicheeks1106]

@@lamslams3334 it looked like the inside of a car

[@lamslams3334]

Santi Cheeks no way😳😳

[@jondaveprank9919]

@@santicheeks1106 😳😳😳

[@exstacc1886]

I call cap

[@inlangford]

When the car came to Whiskey Petes in the 90s, it wasn't behind any walls, and I put my fingers into the bullet holes.. I have been back many, many times, as late as 1 month ago, but it is inside Buffalo Bills hotel now.

[@dacrazymommoments]

We have driven out from Las Vegas to see Bonnie and Clyde car. It was a great drive glad we got out of Vegas and went out there

[@lauriegun14779]

I was a truck driver back in '96 or '97. They had no protection around them back then. I was able to look and touch them. It was amazing to see them. I still remember them.

[@tworivers71]

You gotta be Fuggin kidding me! I was literally just there 3 weeks ago! Pretty cool right there. Love your channel btw

[@Jerrylbee]

How cool that the casino shows those artifacts for free. And thank you guys for taking us there!

[@waynefoulkes2017]

this is brilliant I love American history. I live in the UK we have a pretty good history. but you guys got the wild west and some amazing criminals in history. I love true crime you guys have the best serial killers mobsters etc. thanks for posting this video its brilliant. I love you're videos.

[@irenec7665]

History is awesome. I enjoy the history of your kings and Queens, and how brutal life was in the middle ages. I mean you guys have building and ruins that are ancient. From when the Romans were lording over the land. That is fucking cool.

[@mommyshark1124]

@@irenec7665 Absolutely 💯

[@mommyshark1124]

Your history is epic. I've always been fascinated with English history. Wishing you all the best 💞

[@prithwirajmukherjee6622]

how could a serial killer and a mob star be the best??😂😂😂😂

[@jasonmeador7861]

That is because all the rebels came here from Europe and had babies together!! Lol

[@rhomo]

Im shocked that these things aren’t in some kind of sealed chamber at the Smithsonian or some other museum. You would think the constant moving around of artifacts would leave them susceptible to degradation. So interesting! Thanks for this amazing tour 🤩👍🏻👏🏻

[@kennethcurtis1856]

I live close to where Dillinger escaped the Lake County, IN. It amazes me the fame we give to murderers that didn't have a problem of killing LE officers. Like mass shooters of today, they should be forgotten to history.

[@michealballspen1s93]

@@kennethcurtis1856 I think it's the story behind them, as a person of their generation, the shooters of today are nothing but losers who idolize losers like themselves who think they've had a hard life and thought they could prove it and their beliefs by carrying out their actions, mainly Dylan, Eric and Elliot. Those guys were people on a grind (as the saying goes: money is the root of all evil) and if the people i mentioned earlier were around during the 20s, I'm sure they would've eventually gotten their shit kicked in by someone for their stupidity to put it

[@yeeheestoner223]

@@kennethcurtis1856 boomer

[@mrspecks945]

@@yeeheestoner223 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@craighess848]

@@kennethcurtis1856 Thats why its called history. If everyone thought like you we wouldnt have any.

[@laentidaddesconocida]

That car got riddled and blasted with bullets. I really thought these two love birds were fictional characters. I love history. This blog completes the previous video I saw where you showed their schools, workplaces and their tombs. Thank you!

[@19HuskyWolf70]

Just finished watching The Highway Men and it was pretty interesting to see the perspective of how the ambush etc came to be...

[@desiramirez8704]

I've seen this exhibit when I was younger, I wondered if it was still there, glad to see it is!!

[@thunderroad7289]

Seen that car there about 14 years ago. It’s a pretty crazy when you actually see in person all the bullet holes. Keep up the great work love this channel

[@cbear9263]

Omg! Yess Children's Palace here in Columbus, OH too. I loved just riding backseat in my parents 1970's car passing one of those. No seat belts either in those days 🤫

[@paulanichols5961]

I saw it in that whiskey petes, I think, this was late 80s and the blood stains were STILL there, it's definitely a crazy eerie relic...

[@dallasguy3306]

I've seen probably a half-dozen vlogs about Bonnie and Clyde, including ones with visits to Primm, and this is the best one. BTW, I live in Dallas, and the Belo in Belo Mansion is pronounced "BEE low." A. H. Belo, a Colonel in the Confederate States of America, founded The Dallas Morning News, which still publishes today.

[@martinez209]

Just watched the actual footage of B&C's vehicle being inspected after their desth with Bonnie slumped over on Clyde and when they show the bullet holes on the vehicle they line up exactly like the ones on this car and it gave me a funky feeling

[@martinez209]

@@BM-pf6gl Yea thats the real deal.

[@JONINXBOX]

Really liked this with the car, and as you said it’s like you came full circle from your other videos covering Bonnie & Clyde.. also never realised the impact marks of the bullets on the passenger side as they would have travelled through the doors and panels then them inside and stuck in the opposite side.. crazy. Keep up the good work! you two are awesome.

[@johnmullholand2044]

The 30-06 BAR is nothing to sneeze at!

[@rudiknapen4867]

so the bullets travelled first to the doors and the panels and then came back to hit bonny and clyde and get stuck in the opposite side pretty impresive if you ask me

[@lynnlabauve9319]

In 1952 in south Louisiana at a movie theater called the Palace there were gangster movies featured with wax figures in the lobby. That car was on the back of a flatbed truck in front of the Palace theater on Main Street New Iberia, Louisiana.

[@brotherfrankenstein1381]

I saw a documentary once about Bonnie and Clyde that said as they brought the car through the town people were cutting off pieces of their clothes and their hair and dipping things in their blood to keep.

[@4400zeke]

It was also said that someone tried to cut off Clyde’s ear to keep as a souvenir

[@brotherfrankenstein1381]

@@4400zeke damming lol thats messed up

[@joejones9520]

people were far more into souvenirs then than people are today Ive noticed reading about historical things.

[@Twp205]

😳

[@GlobbeRoller]

In France, the story of Bonnie and Clyde is known, but we have a man who was killed in the same way, his car was screened with bullets, Jacques Mesrine. These are two very impressive events 😱😱😱 5:35 Is there no blood on Clyde's shirt? I'm surprised

[@markneukirch577]

Must have died instantly. No blood because no heartbeat pushing it out.

[@aisha2370]

The shirt looks heavily bleached.

[@deborahtragasz1218]

Thank you for sharing! I actually played Blanche in the musical Bonnie and Clyde and I'm dying to make the trip to Vegas to see the car myself.

[@Josh31287]

Everytime I watch a video of the real car I get a bad feeling in the pit of my stomach but thank you for sharing this. I'm a new subscriber to your channel.

[@Tirani2]

Given the amount of death associated with the people that died in that car, I'm not surprised you've got a bad feeling. Listen to that instinct, it will keep you safe.

[@Bookwitherin]

Came across your channel recently, and my man friend and I have been BINGING all of your videos ever since!! And, you guys were recently here in San Antonio! Thanks for the visit!

[@grimmlifecollective]

I’m glad you found us Erin...be safe and sane out there 🎃

[@kskisser]

What strikes me most is the relative accuracy of the bullet holes. Clyde's side of the vehicle has more holes in it and you can clearly see the shotgun blasts he took as well. It is chilling to think how badly they were both shot up.

[@jeffreyknight3884]

Great footage, I never in my wildest dreams, thought the original car be on display at a casino. Very cool... you did a nice job explaining the story. You and your wife, I think you two are cool too. I worked at children's palace in 1977 to 1980 in cuyahoga falls, ohio. Thanks man. You are cool...

[@samanthacampbell8172]

I just found your channel today. You guys are amazing and seem like some of the nicest people ever.

[@joni3503]

Me the same. Just found them a couple of weeks ago, and I have already watched so many of their videos.

[@soallage77]

I’ve only just found your channel and I love it. I’ve worked in an undertakers and crematorium so I love stuff like this and you and Jessica are perfect

[@grimmlifemodjessica]

We once had a hearse that was used at a crematorium that came with a coffin. 😁🖤🖤🖤🥀

[@phillipdavis3705]

When I was about 10, long time ago this car was at the Will Roger's museum , I went past the barrier and stuck my finger in a bullet hole.

[@citizenerased7746]

As an Australian, this is fascinating to see !

[@PcGamerify]

Watch the movie "The Highwayman" 2019 is you want to see more

[@drummerdaver]

Great video. I’ve been to see this display and it’s amazing. I can’t believe you aren’t familiar with Blanche Barrow. She’s a major player in their story.

[@Duke_of_Prunes]

Any car that my wife is driving can be described as a "death car" -- don't get in the car.

[@viniciusvalois2634]

No surprise why in Middle East women weren't allowed to drive cars until recent years ago...

[@sashasavisha146]

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@MareZcare]

Not even funny

[@viniciusvalois2634]

@@MareZcare, silence.

[@MareZcare]

@@viniciusvalois2634 stfu

[@tonygraham4939]

Dude...thats the best intro ive ever seen on KZbin. The listening, the look,and the length. Perfect!

[@themerchantofengland]

Again guys you go above and beyond, loving it, thanks guys x.

[@grimmlifecollective]

Thank you Paul

[@SSDirk1976]

GREAT video y'all. I live in Dallas, Texas and is fascinated by this story but I haven't ever been able to actively go to the actual sites. Thank y'all so much for doing the leg work for us.

[@gregblanton9386]

This car was on display in front of a Roses department in Roanoke Rapids, NC in the 70's. There was very little of the rear seat and nothing but the springs of the front seat left intact at the time, souvenir hunters had scavenged the car tremendously on the inside, but will never forget seeing the car and all the bullet holes where these two met their fate.

[@anthonymarcos5447]

Great content as always team Grimm! Much love from Brisbane, Australia!

[@garrisonnichols807]

The crazy truth about this story is the cops waiting to ambush Bonnie and Clyde where mostly bored and falling asleep. What woke them up. The roar of the V8 engine in the Ford Bonnie and Clyde were driving in coming down the road.

[@andygonzalez6356]

For some reason the short life and ghastly death of Bonnie and Clyde fascinates people. Thank you for the sobering and matter of fact mini-documentary. It is both educationional and entertaining.

[@davidrixson3171]

Great video! I've always been fascinated by the story of Bonnie and Clyde.

[@michaelsix9684]

Bonnie and Clyde killed 13 people, nine of whom were lawmen, so they weren't nice folks, I wish there was a monument to their victims who are long forgotten

[@pinkfreud62]

It's cool the authorities back then didn't have the car destroyed. It's also crazy the crowds that came to see the death site were mashing to get souvenirs, even off their dead bodies.

[@bladejohnson181]

Great video! My great great great uncle was killed by Bonnie & Clyde Christmas Day. My grandma still has the newspaper article.

[@texanasimmons1761]

When the Death Car was brought to Dallas from Gibland, it travelled on Highway 80. The road went through several small towns and people lined up along the route to see the car go by. It stopped in a few places and people would crowd around it and people would dip handkerchiefs in the blood, inside the car. My dad was 4 yrs old and lived in the town of Terrell, Texas and was taken, with his older brother, by their parents and saw the car go by.

[@sAiNtFiTz78]

I seen the death car back in 1993/4 @ the Ohio State Fair in Columbus, OH. They also had one of Clyde’s Tommy Gun’s on display as well. A great memory for sure! And you two get to enjoy as well! Great video, thanks for all the work you put in on the road! Drive safe!!!!

[@yakamarezlife]

You sure it was a tommy gun clyde used browning automatic riffles alot

[@dodgeboy90501]

The 1918 BAR was his favorite, but doesn't mean he didn't use other weapons.

[@Jordyspeeledbuffalochickendip]

i was born in Columbus in 93. i wonder if infant me ended up seeing it lol

[@vaughncox9676]

he hacksawed off the BAR barrel just in front of the gas ejection tube and abbreviated the stock, lightening it and shortening it.they weigh 19 lbs and are long to get out of a vehicle.the Thompson only shot pistol bullets

[@shorty332]

I visited Bonnie and Cylde's death spot recently and I must say that it still has that feel from May 23,1934 accept for the road being paved. Nothing around for miles.

[@johnmclaren7059]

You guys are awesome! Mr. Grimm your narrative on these topics are great! You sir are an old soul of the past , keep up the excellent work! 👍🇨🇦

[@allennezi1674]

When I visited Whiskey Pete’s around 1993 the Bonnie and Clyde car was roped off instead of enclosed with plexiglass. The price for a room for two people was $22 and they were nice. I had no idea at the time their car was even there. Miss those truck driving days seeing the history and beauty of this country.

[@renerocha7922]

This is CRAZY!!! I love this!!!! Thank you for that lovely tour !!!! Hell yes!!

[@ianashby1449]

Hell yeah its interesting

[@Coltnz1]

A Bonnie and Clyde Death Car is an iconic roadside relic, which explains why at least seven of them are currently on display in various American attractions: the real car, the movie car, and five fake cars (A sixth fake was destroyed when the Wax Museum of the Southwest burned in Grand Prairie, Texas).

[@mrdel7776]

Can imagine the look on bonnie and Clyde's faces when driving down a dirt road like nothing happened just another day being murderers bank robbers then they see nothing but rangers and police officers out of nowhere start shooting with the Tommy gun shot guns I would say sh--------- lol ha ha

[@Twp205]

I wonder if they even knew what hit ‘em?

[@johnmullholand2044]

The cops didn't use Tommy guns, they were shooting BARs! 30-06, not .45 Auto.

[@Luton-Mick]

Clyde never knew what hit him as the first shot fired vented his skull, Bonnie had an awful end though and was heard screaming until she was finally overcome by shots.

[@pravinshingadia7337]

This is easily one of the best channels around. Intelligent and informative.

[@notofworld2513]

I saw the car in a criminal justice museum in 2009 in DC. That car really moves around

[@joejones9520]

at one time it was moving down an assembly line, think of all the workers who added parts to it and had no idea they were creating the world's most famous car...

[@johnford3553]

There were several “death cars” on display at one time. For instance, I saw one at a museum in Gatlinburg Tennessee in 1982. It was the wrong color and bullet holes did not match the ones in photos taken after the ambush.

[@mannypvd2296]

I think I was around 8 years old when I saw this car. Watching your video brought back the memory. There was only a rope keeping me out back from getting closer back then.

[@73beetle19]

I saw Clyde and Bonnie’s car in a shopping center in Hopewell Virginia in 1970’s.

[@sharrontaylor4744]

That car was peppered with bullets , can ya imagine what their bodies looked like !!!

[@lookingforwyatteearp3137]

I have been there and saw the car. It is the real deal. I compared the photos of that car to photos of the ambush. Every bullet hole is dead on accurate. Matches up oerfect to the photod. The shirt full of bullet holes and blood stains that Clyd was killed in on display there is eeerie. It's really a great piece of history.

[@rjb5382]

Obviously you didn’t match up the three holes above the back window. The spacing is wrong for the bullet hole farthest to the left. There is more space between those two holes in the original photo than they are on this car. It’s a good fake but a fake nevertheless. Someone went to a lot of trouble to make it look legit, but every single little detail is almost impossible to get perfect, especially when you have the original film footage of the death car to compare it to.

[@DonBlodgett-e1p]

I'm glad you did that because they said there's a few replicas around --- the way you did that is the only way to make sure it's the real McCoy

[@DonBlodgett-e1p]

Lol hmmmm makes you wonder if that is the real McCoy

[@odemusvonkilhausen]

There was a Children's Palace in Barboursville, WV back in the 80's. I believe it's a Michael's now. I loved that store.

[@briancarpenter7179]

What a great video. I love seeing pieces of History like that. Keep up the good work!👍

[@SCSlimBoiseID]

I first saw the "death car" at Whiskey Pete's almost 50 years ago, when the establishment wasn't much more than a small roadside diner with a few slot machines. The place has changed, but they managed to hold on to the car through the intervening years.

[@candeleewoodwardstone5545]

I've seen it many times yet it is so surreal

[@tpardoprieto78]

My goodness I want to go see up close. Thank you both so much for sharing.

[@irenec7665]

Did you know the car was stolen from a lady in Oklahoma? (I think …it might’ve been a different state) The Ranger that executed them, without a trial, thought he could keep it and make money off it. He refused to return it. The lady sued him for her stolen car back and won. Bonnie and Clyde were both very short. Blanche Barrow kept a diary, in prison. She wrote down everything they did, and what life was actually like on the road. How Bonnie almost burned to death and could barely walk, Clyde used to carry her. Also how Clyde walked with a limp and couldn’t really run because he cut his toes off in his first prison stint. You guys should check it out.

[@cassielong3455]

What in the hell??? Wow that’s insane!!!!

[@Dwight_]

Imagene getting your car back but its filled with bullet holes. Wow

[@winstondietz]

"The Ranger that executed them without a trial"? 🤔

[@wesmcgee1648]

My family property is about 4 miles south of the B and C ambush site south of Arcadia Louisiana. My dad and grandmother saw their bodies when the death car was towed into Arcadia in May 1934. Dad was 5 years old and didn't remember it. My grandmother rarely talked about it.

[@dustbowlhammer7119]

I can imagine, that while alive, Bonnie and Clyde never thought the car they were driving would be famous, and still be around all these years later, just wild!

[@stevennutz1109]

there is one more related location that i have been to. the Texas Rangers museum in Waco had a lot of the guns from the car.

[@christineplymouth8361]

Clyde actually wrote a letter to Henry Ford thanking him for building such a fast and reliable car with the V-8 engine. The 1934 Ford V-8 had a whopping 85 hp, just to show you how far cars have come.

[@Dwight_]

How moch is that im miles per hour max?

[@ajzepp8976]

That "Sign of the Times" song playing in the background was surreal

[@connienoel2583]

My mother remembers seeing this car when it was exibited around the country.

[@littbitterst2328]

The Grimms in Primm......LOVING THIS.....wish I was there♡♡♡

[@legendofhearts]

So I just stumbled upon your channel through my recommended videos and I've been watching a few for the past week or so when I can. But now we have something in common, I mean besides the love for grim, we're both from PA. I'm about an hour NE of Pittsburgh tho.

[@-NateTheGreat]

Damn I thought I was the only one who remembered Children's Palace!

[@Linda-pw8gx]

Wow I’m really surprised they let u film in there!!!👍🏻

[@mateocafe45]

OMG! I love Whiskey Pete's! Talk about a flash from the past! Being from California- we call that small collection of casinos that are there "State-line"- becase it is just past the border into NV. I have a feeling that I will be going crazy in the "comments" when I begin to see places I recognize from years ago in upcoming videos!