The Timeline of the Bonnie & Clyde Death Car

[@danielerickson5175]

I saw this Bonnie and Clyde car in 1972 at the fair in Madison or Milwaukee. I was eight years old. My parents paid a few dollars to take us all into a circus tent where there were lots of folding chairs and the older gentleman running the show played the films of the ambush reenactment. After that, we all stood in line to walk past the car and get a good lQQK. If my memory serves me right, the gentleman was a colonel Tom Parker type! When I got to the car, he said “ come here little fella! You can get a good look… “ with that, he grabbed me under the armpits and stood me on the passenger side, running board, where I got to peak in through the window and stick my head in there. It smelled old and musty and was pretty macabre, and it made a big impression on me that I have never forgotten. Thanks to that gentleman for giving me that lasting memory. 😀

[@EviMlcak]

Great story! Thanks. My sister-in-law got a '66 Mustang in turquoise color. When my brother and she came visiting in October 2017 on a sunny day, they let me drive it a few blocks. It was cool but it smelled musty too, but it was beautiful.

[@yooper2186]

I was born in ‘63 and lived in New Berlin. My parents took me there too. Funny to think we might have crossed paths 50 years ago.

[@danielerickson5175]

@@yooper2186 Neato! Although I have long been a Floridian, I have family that are also now “Yoopers”! Small world, “ but I wouldn’t want to paint it. “

[@glennhecker4422]

I saw it (?) as well, in 1974 in Somerdale, NJ, in the parking lot of a shopping center alongside White Horse Pike (Rt. 30), displayed in a trailer.... but after viewing this video, I'm wondering if the car I saw was one of the fakes.

[@savage22bolt32]

It must have been on tour. I remember seeing it at a car show in the late 60's. Edit: or possibly early 70's.

[@michaelsessums]

I saw the Bonnie and Clyde car at the New York World’s Fair when my mom played a fast draw sheriff at the Frontier Palace show. It made quite an impression on this 6 year old boy. Thanks for the history!

[@wildestcowboy2668]

You look like a girl, there is so many switch hitters on here it's scary...

[@peterbusby2213]

At last, a sensible, well researched account - so rare on the net. Thank you.

[@bartl.largent9048]

Thank you for watching and your comment

[@felixlenox3345]

Great timeline of the Bonnie & Clyde "Death Car" Bart. Thanks. As an update, the Death Car was briefly on display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library mid June of 2022. Upon it's return to Nevada it is now on display inside of Buffalo Bill's Hotel & Casino in Primm, Nevada across the Interstate from Whiskey Pete's as of January 2023.

[@rickloera9468]

It's back at Whiskey Pete's Casino again. Saw it there about two weeks ago.

[@strohdog1]

As a car and history buff, i found this very interesting. Thank you very much.

[@Rocknranchman]

I saw a car in a carnival in Pasadena, Tx back in the late eighties and I thought at the time “ this is a fake”! I stand by that claim to this day! Great time line video! 👍

[@grahamsmith5768]

The car is their property, it was stolen from them so rightly so they have it back.

[@williamkidney6031]

I agree

[@antoniodelrio1292]

Good video. I enjoyed the part about the detail of it's manufacture.

[@bartl.largent9048]

Thank you for watching

[@THE-michaelmyers]

I have never seen the car, but I have been at the ambush site several times. I suspect that Sheriff fought the Warrens so hard because he too saw the value of that car. I am actually surprised the car did not come up as "missing" during that process!

[@bartl.largent9048]

I agree with you.

[@wildestcowboy2668]

Evabody kno da po-lice be crooked AZZ MF and da sheriff be a punk AZZ MF fo doing those people like that

[@dougkenny2555]

In addition to Bonnie and Clyde it sounds like the sheriff also had a moral problem.

[@Mike583]

I really enjoyed watching & listening to your video! I was born in 1953,in the early to mid 1960's,a man had the car inside an enclosed trailer. It was parked in a small shopping center parking lot. I believe it cost me about 25 cents to enter the trailer,walk around the car. It was roped off by red velvet ropes, so you couldn't actually touch the car. I'm 70 now,& will always remember that bullet riddled car,& the broken glass! I only wish i could've looked inside of the car! I almost forgot, this was in Columbus, IN.

[@johnmccree8941]

I saw the car in trailer about the same time in Marion Illinois.

[@jeffadams9807]

I Used To Live In Greensburg, Indiana About 25 miles East Of Columbus, Indiana...

[@Mike583]

@@jeffadams9807 I know exactly where Greensburg is. Until 6 years ago, I lived in Shelbyville.

[@DriverGuy23]

A little piece of trivia on this car is that 1934, I believe, was the only year in which they made them with all 4 suicide doors.

[@33fordor92]

Same in 1933

[@susieglenney]

I always loved, The Bonnie And Clyde Death Car that exchanged hands but especially went back to the ORIGINAL, owner! ❤

[@hmsjr0154]

A few years ago we went on vacation to Las Vegas and went to prim to see the car. I took about 400 pictures of the car from any angle I could get.

[@rongenung]

I saw the famous Ford at Whiskey Pete's in Nevada in 1998, but it was not enclosed in glass at that time. Your video has answered a lot of questions I had about the car, so I thank you!

[@scottjones1497]

I was there in 93.

[@rogercamp6071]

I remember in the seventies a casino owner paid a crazy price for what was supposed to be the actual death car, sometime after that I saw another supposed one along with the Russian leaders personal limo that resembled an American Packard

[@rongenung]

@@rogercamp6071 Joseph Stalin did have a Packard that served as one of his limousines.

[@joseph258081]

First time I seen the car whisky pete's 1990 I was there about 10 years ago it was still there but it was behind a glass wall with other artifacts gun's and car from that error

[@kendallevans4079]

@@joseph258081 SAW the car

[@donreid6399]

My Dad took me to the local K-Mart on a Sunday afternoon back in the mid 1970s to (allegedly) view the Bonnie & Clyde car along with one of Hitler's Mercedes. They were travelling across the country, placing an ad in the local newspaper, and showing up at little podunk towns and displaying them in a couple of tractor-trailers. You paid your buck or two and walked through to see the cars. Still not sure just how authentic either of them were!

[@wildestcowboy2668]

So u be sayin yo dad wuz a big hitler fan

[@waynesanchez6504]

FANTASTIC!! Somebody FINALLY freakin did the leg work to GET IT RIGHT!!!! From south Louisiana, my daughter and I took a day trip, to Gibsland and the death site. Visited the museum too.

[@RadioWNEW]

Great video. I was at the auction of this car back in 1973. There was a significant amount of promotional advertising in various old car magazines prior to the auction in Worcester, Mass run by the Auburn, Indiana based Kruse Auction House.. I remember the Ted Toddy telling those in the crowd to touch the car to bring luck as it brought him so much luck. I reached over and touch the rear fender. My mother was so angry......claiming that Bonnie and Clyde had no such luck touching that car.....and now I was cursed!!! Ha! Fun times.

[@bartl.largent9048]

Wow, great story!

[@Gertieness]

I saw what I think was that car in Federal Way Washington at what I remember being a Thriftway store on the corner of 312th and Pacific highway, in the early 70s. It was like in the back of a semi trailer with a walkthrough, memorabilia etc. I still remember it vividly, so I guess it was memorable 🤷 ...... Well researched, produced, done, TY 👍

[@oldoldpilgrim7898]

Thanks for explaining about the copies. When I saw the one in Gatlinburg, I thought it was the one and only.

[@JRO-e7m]

Fascinating, great job!

[@bartl.largent9048]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@es7614]

THANK YOU, great job recording this history!

[@bartl.largent9048]

Thank you

[@danjohn2097]

The story of Bonnie and Clyde has always fascinated me. What I can not understand is why this famous couple of lovers incurred in the crimes of those 30s. Although the video shows incorrect images with the case as seeing Bonnie lifeless protruding from the car in the place of the driver seems to me a good video that makes you think how that fatal year of 1934 must have been in that convulsed moment.

[@slicksnewonenow]

Hi Bart- I have no way of knowing if it was the actual car, but back in the late 1970s, my father had a Body Shop on the outskirts of Cleveland, Ohio and for about two weeks, he stored what was supposed to be the Bonnie and Clyde car. I remember it extremely well... It was tied down to a big flatbed car hauler. It looked EXACTLY like the period pictures, same bullet holes and bloodstains... You name it. I remember that the tires were rotten and flat. I remember the lettering being on the hood. And the car was FILTHY. Dad had a crew of 7 or 8 guys working in the shop at the time, and I remember him having two at a time stay overnight while that particular car was there. As I remember, it was either the winter of 1976 or 1978. But I certainly do remember that car. I wonder if it could be confirmed that it was in Ohio during one of those winters? Of course, it could have been a replica or a fake... But my memory for small detail has always been excellent... And I remember the car that was stored at dad's shop being exactly like the real thing. Cheers... Hopefully you'll be able to put that mystery to rest for me.

[@bartl.largent9048]

By the 1970s most fake death cars were destroyed for one reason or another. So It could have been the real one. Thanks for sharing your father’s story.

[@mauricewascom658]

Yep INDEED ❗👍🏼

[@captainsidneymicrodot8385]

And it really does not matter. You can go ahead and tell others it was the car. Don't mention the copies. I wish I had seen at least the copies

[@jhill43]

I seen it in the early 90s. one of my most vivid memories from bein a kid. This vid makes me wonder if it was a fake tho. How long that car been in glass at that casino?? I seen it at a Bonnie n Clyde trade days thing around Arcadia or gibsland

[@bartl.largent9048]

The car that was at the trades day is now at the Bonnie and Clyde museum in Gibsland.

[@leebarnhart831]

This car was stolen about 30 minutes from where I live. I've stood in the driveway in the spot where it was taken and returned to before it was sold to the Crime Doctor. The driveway sloops toward the street making it easy to steal by simply releasing the brake and pushing it to the street before starting and driving away. unnoticed.

[@metalwork.]

Great video... I saw the car at Whiskey Pete's years ago

[@SeenthroughmyLens]

I just visited the Bonnie and Clyde death car at Whiskey Pete’s Las week. I have previously visited the car there about 20 years ago and it was not surrounded by plexiglass at that time.

[@dontjivewitha5559]

Excellent video !! Its where my love for the 34 ford came from ! Thanks for the new info

[@blueshoover]

Thankyou for all your research,i have enjoyed your videos

[@Mrgop]

I knew Jennie Withers. She and her husband, Newt, owned Withers Goodyear in Fountain Valley, California. I had my car serviced there for years until they retired. I knew they had participated in races, but I had no idea she had ever driven the Bonnie and Clyde car.

[@edsewetoob]

Right around the time of the release of the movie, I saw the car (real/fake?) on display in a shopping center parking lot in Monroe, Louisiana. I thought it was the real deal, but I could be wrong. Thank you for this most interesting video! I have been a Bonnie'nClyde-o-phile since a teenager (I'm now 70).

[@bartl.largent9048]

Charles, you only have a few years on me. I also have been interested in Bonnie and Clyde since my teens.

[@therealbigfoot3076]

Gramps?

[@shannonjohnson3806]

I saw the car on a trailer in Louisiana when I was about 4 yo. You could touch it, look inside of it and stay as long as you wanted. I was fascinated with it even being that young. I will never forget it.

[@jamesmott2288]

I remember my Dad, who was born in 1935 , telling me they brought the car around to the small town movie theaters so the kids could see it and they would tell the story of Bonnie and Clyde and how they died to discourage they from a life of crime.

[@bartl.largent9048]

That is true. I have read newspaper stories about that. Your dad was born in the Greatest Generation. Thank you for sharing.

[@jeffreyallen9626]

Great history and great story thanks 🇺🇲🗽

[@bartl.largent9048]

Thank you for your support

[@MrRhino10]

Excellent doco mate

[@hellonwheelz3317]

I saw a car in the early 70s claiming to be the Bonnie & Clyde death car in the parking lot in front of Woolco at the 7th Street Shopping Center in Frederick, Md. They charged a small admission, and you went into this trailer, and they had velvet ropes in front of it and a Thompson machine gun displayed. I have no idea if it was the actual car or not, but the way it's pictured in the video is pretty much how I remember it.

[@bartl.largent9048]

Great story. Thank you.

[@Gertieness]

I think I saw the same car on the same tour in Seattle area. Your description brought back more detailed memory 👍

[@denAlexVA]

In 1968 in Lousiville, KY I saw the Bonnie and Clyde Car and stuck my finger in one of the bullet holes on the driver side. It had a chain link fence around it. But since you say that there were fakes around, maybe that wasn't the real car. Anyway, I was 15 . The seats were ploughed up and stained. Cheap Thrills for a 15 year old. Thanks for the documentary.

[@CptFantaztic]

About that time I saw the car in Owensboro, Ky on display. Was here about a day. My mom brought me and my brothers to see the car. Remember it well

[@denAlexVA]

@@CptFantaztic Cool!!! Maybe it was the original. To be specfic, it was at the Kentucky State Fair- 1968. By the was, just got some Burgoo from the Moonlite BBQ ! I live in Virginia, but I am a Kentucky Boy! All of the best! Dennis

[@CptFantaztic]

@@denAlexVA Nice. Just took a gallon of Burgoo over to my mother-in-laws. She was excited to have it. My father -in-law passed away on Thursday morning and she hadnt eaten since so we made sure she got something we knew she would eat. If I remember correctly, the car was on tour and it was in front of the Krogers or Super X Drug Store.(They were side by side) Was up on a flat bed truck. Long time ago,,lol!! Keith

[@denAlexVA]

@@CptFantaztic I am sorry for your loss. I take it that you still live in KY. I am from Lousiville

[@B25gunship]

I stopped at Whiskey Petes in 1999 for a break while travelling from Phoenix to Vegas. Did not know the car was there but there it was right inside like a lobby area and not behind glass, however I believe I remember it being roped off. Got a pretty good look at it and it still looked pretty gruesome even after all the years. If that car could talk it would be a helluva conversation. I hope the original owners were properly compensated.

[@glenholman3612]

2:43 - 2:50 Likely show a similar car, but the two men standing on the driver's side are Henry and Edsel Ford.

[@skyedog24]

I remember in either 1973 or 74 when this car came to karcher Mall in Nampa Idaho .at that time it wasn't uncommon to see cars of this age that had bullet holes in them in fact I knew where several cars were in the mountains that had taken a slide down an embankment and they would stay there for years and over the course of time people shot them full of holes. But as a kid seeing those holes in the Bonnie and Clyde car was your whole different experience at 8 years old.

[@headrot2443]

I seen it in Seattle in 73

[@rongrady4501]

Very interesting video, Thank You!!

[@bartl.largent9048]

Thank you for watching

[@HighwayCowboy7489]

No it does not reside there today. They removed it and all the Bonnie and Clyde content. I went through there a few months ago and no idea where it went.

[@hightechstuff2]

Good Documentary. Thanks!

[@havenofearofharm]

The car was at the Gold Ranch Casino on I-80 for many years. Possibly when Clyde Wade owned it and Stremmel owned the casino.

[@craigtxoc1559]

It sits at Whiskey Pete's Casino Primm Nevada. I've saw it there a few years ago. It's really neat to see.

[@ronwatson4135]

I once had a copy of the letter Clyde Barrow had wrote to Henry Ford. In the letter to Mr. Ford, Clyde stated as long a Ford kept building them so good, he would keep stealing them.

[@bartl.largent9048]

Hats great. Thank you for watching

[@rogeeeferrari]

I remember seeing the car at Whiskey Pete's when it was first put on display, there were no barriers around it and you could walk right up to it, which of course I did. Poked my head thru the drivers window and had a good look, amazing feeling...

[@EviMlcak]

Wow, cars were expensive, even back then.

[@thomasjordan5578]

As a new 1934 car, what was its insurance status ? Why would the owners not have been paid ? Great video, very interesting and a commentary on macabre human nature.

[@bartl.largent9048]

I don’t think in 1934 many car owners had insurance. It was not a law back then like now.

[@alejandrayalanbowman367]

Bonnie and my mother-in law were in the same class at school. Yep, she scares ma at times.

[@wwvette]

What Was The Decision Of The Court "Why They Didn't Give The Car Back To The Rightful Owner?" GREED/PAY OFF MONEY?

[@bartl.largent9048]

The sheriff’s official reply was, he was holding it for evidence.

[@DavisSuccessSolu]

Great story with so much detail; amazing !

[@bartl.largent9048]

Thanks so much!

[@DavisSuccessSolu]

Any hotel recommendations for the upcoming B&C festival? Not sure, but may try to make it?

[@bartl.largent9048]

@@DavisSuccessSolu I hope to see you there. There are a few motels in Minden, one in Arcadia. Those are the closest that I know of.

[@omaral-khatab9192]

Anyone that robbed a bank is a Hero.❤ 😅

[@pointingdog7235]

Really?

[@OsbornTramain]

I saw this car in the Summer of 1973 after it was sold at auction. I remember it having the record for the highest price

[@ringokidd387]

Awesome!

[@parttysetzer6247]

It was a beautiful car little did they know that this car was going to make history

[@Sublette217]

I saw it at the National Orange Show in San Bernardino, California, in 1971.

[@Mercmad]

Just a point, Hitler never owned a Mercedes. All of the cars he was pictured in belonged to Daimler_Benz who hired them out to the German State. Same thing happens today with the pope who is often seen in Mercedes 600's. Daimler has a fleet of cars which are also hired to the vatican.

[@davidberndt2110]

Po0ooooo9

[@ministryoftruth8588]

I'm sure Mercedes didn't dare ask for their cars back!

[@austinknowlton1783]

Ok, but Adolf Hitler also presented Daimler automobiles to foreign dignitaries and other important people. So was he giving away vehicles he didn't own?

[@billyhensley7770]

Your wrong Hitler did own several Mercedes

[@johnfrew2798]

Hitler made the Volkswagen heil

[@interwebtubes]

Nice piece

[@kennethpierce7304]

My wife and I went to the Bonnie and Clyde days festival a few years ago. It was very interesting. I encourage everyone to go, you will enjoy yourselves.

[@bartl.largent9048]

I agree. It’s a family fun event. Thank you for watching

[@albear972]

I saw the Bonnie and Clyde car at Whiskey Pete's casino at the CA/NV state line when I was 16 back in 1989. Dang! Time flies.

[@gabesen1451]

Thanks for a great viddo

[@bartl.largent9048]

Thank you for your support

[@BitterDemo]

It was displayed at Modern Motor's Ford in St. Joseph, Mo. I think around 1947.

[@williamkidney6031]

Today is May 23 2024 exactly 90 years now

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

Very well done.

[@johnburgess9185]

Very intresing video Bart

[@bartl.largent9048]

Thank you John.

[@dustymooney6832]

We saw the death spot. Spooky! There were no birds chirping , no sound at all. Very quiet and very spooky

[@Louis-kk3to]

The car came to my home town in about 1972 in the back of a transport truck .

[@cecillanter3207]

I remember seeing this car in LaGrange Kentucky in the late 1950s it was part f some sort of traveling tour

[@One-Crazy-Cat]

What I want to know is did the old couple get another new car and make the trip they wanted?

[@bartl.largent9048]

That’s a good question. Wonder what they did with the money they received from the death car when they sold it.

[@foxgloved1]

my daddy saw the death car when he was a little boy at a carnival,i think that was so cool

[@michaelwalsh9145]

Looks like it did a lot of appearances, do you know if it’s still in existence?

[@bartl.largent9048]

Yes it is still in Nevada

[@michaelwalsh9145]

@@bartl.largent9048 thanks

[@joeysanguine3596]

If Bonnie and Clyde were here today; the corrupt police wouldn’t stand a chance😊❤

[@pimpernelsmith3798]

They should have replaced the hood ornament. Liked!

[@pauljanssen7594]

Timeline of Bonnie and Clyde two young people living it up life of crime they end up becoming Swiss cheese 🧀 end of story.

[@donaldduncan7095]

Thanks ! I always wondered how it got to Nevada, when I saw it in 1994. When I was 13, I saw the movie and was captivated with the story and the ambush. Interesting that the first owner's last name was the same as the actor that portrayed Clyde (Warren Beatty). Coincidence or synchronicity. 😉

[@paulhayward4383]

When they replaced that wind screen somebody still has it

[@andrefiset3569]

It seems they put it back.

[@scottjones1497]

I saw that car in Las Vegas back in 93. It was at whiskey Pete’s truck stop casino.

[@bobbys4327]

I saw the car in pics where bonnie was still sitting in the car. They put a lot of lead into her side too.

[@damon9408]

Actually, all the shooters were on Clyde's side. Some bullets went thru him & struck her

[@SweeetSue]

Great info....thanks so much ! The car is no longer at Whiskey Pete's. It left in June, 2021 on loan to Ronald Regan Presidential Library FBI exhibit July 2, 2021 through January 9, 2022. 2023, supposedly back on display at Primm Valley Resort & Casino.

[@wxsawxsa2941]

70 YEAR OLD DALLAS HIS GRAVE MOVED FORDS 1934 CAR I SAW IT @ TEXAS STATE FAIR

[@obizzil]

In some pictures the bullet holes in the passenger side windshield are missing and bullet holes don’t line up🤔

[@joedebosco3047]

I pose a curiosity question: 1) The front windshield in some still photos shows the passenger side riddled with bullet holes, and the drivers side clear. Then in other photos, the passenger side is clear and the drivers side is bashed-in. 2) In some photos the rear window is riddled bullet holes, and some photos with no bullet holes but smashed glass. Why the discrepancies?

[@bartl.largent9048]

The real death car had numerous bullet holes on Bonnie’s side of the car. They shot at Clyde mostly through his door. As the car was rolling into the side of the road, officers followed the car firing into the back of it.

[@appalachiancookingwithbren1411]

I always wonder what happened to the car after the shooting. I do remember seeing some of it in the great race before I lost tv single antenna then. So cool. Thanks.

[@Namo81]

130 bullets they must be very scared of them

[@johnready630]

That car being driven so much , I wonder if Clyde took the time to get an oil change ! 😱

[@dockey6942]

Good job

[@rogerairborne]

I saw the car at Whisky Pete's in Primm Nevada two years ago. It is west of Las Vegas, on I-15, just inside the Nevada/California border. No charge to see it. Very interesting piece of the past.

[@Bigstooler0]

This was great! I thought every movement, incident and hideout was destined to be rehashed over and over about Bonnie and Clyde here on KZbin. Then today I found this and it is a heck of allot more interesting than the entire timeline of the murdering, "loser gas station hold up artists" we can't seem to hear enough about.

[@bartl.largent9048]

Thank you for your kind words. I hope you continue to enjoy my videos.

[@5T3V3N-ns9gg]

It's all such a shame. Even to this day, hard-working people have to lose out to cheap thieves.

[@YuTbCensorship]

What happened to the Car from the 1960's Bonnie and Clyde Movie???? Early 1980s the Sonny Corleone Lincoln Continental with bullet holes was going around the Rod and Custom Car Show Circuit. I wonder where that Lincoln is today??

[@bartl.largent9048]

The movie death car has it’s own history. Today it is in the East Alcatraz Museum In Tennessee.

[@BitterDemo]

I am 83 years old and was always told Bonnie and Clyde were killed in Platt County Missouri

[@bartl.largent9048]

They had a shootout there but escaped

[@83centraldrummr]

I saw the car in 1975 in a carnival in st. Joseph mo. I kinda doubt if it was the original one

[@orsonwells7997]

Early 70's it was at the German Fest in Toledo Ohio. Dad wouldn't pay the admission fee to see it. He said if you want to see some shot up junk cars go out behind the barn plenty out there.

[@joni3503]

We wouldn't think of leaving the keys in the car, those days were so different from ours.

[@B25gunship]

We moved into our house in 1976. Our neighbors used to not lock their doors at night. They started locking up after their truck was stolen from the driveway during the night. The keys were in it also.

[@DarenEllison-wj3zy]

Seen it in the early 70s with Joseph Stahlins car,an electric chair and the world's smallest horse, maybe lol.

[@andysvehiclehistorychannel]

An amazing history

[@charlesjaphe]

Super

[@ronsaylor1530]

This is the most accurate information on this car, as what I am going to write! It finally went through the proper channels of ownership. I do believe the original owners were given a payment from theft which was covered by their auto insurance company. So, really, the car belong to the insurance company. I guess, they just didn’t want it. Also, let’s not forget, Bonnie and Clyde were responsible for the deaths of 9 law enforcement officers and civilians who were caught up in their crime spree. Gas stations, drug stores, and other hard working Americans were their victims for very small amounts of cash, and only a couple of small banks. There was no asking them to surrender, because each time law enforcement did, they shot it out, cowardly leaving behind dead and wounded. So, taking them alive they got what they deserved. Try to remember the good and descent human beings they killed. However, though Clyde and his fellow gang members, who were later caught and died in the electric chair within a year, and not sitting on death row for 15, 20, 30 years on the tax payers cost like today, were the killers, Bonnie being with him was just as liable as the laws dictate today. In Grapevine, Texas the month before they were killed, Clyde and Joe Palmer murderer two highway patrolmen who pulled over to see investigate the criminals car which was pulled over the side of the road. Clyde with a BAR and Joe with a shotgun murdered them. One officer was on his first day of work and was to be married the following weekend. Think about that and not that Hollywood movie crap they try to make those punks out to be. They were cold blooded criminals and they got what they deserved. Thank you Texas Rangers and all law enforcement officers for doing their job well done!!

[@bartl.largent9048]

Very well said. Thank you for your support

[@chestnutsev7]

At 2:30 you see the passenger rear window isn’t the same as the car in whiskey Pete’s, it’s the only thing that I question on the car, possibly the old glass came out and they put another one in with a couple of holes in but not the same places

[@bartl.largent9048]

Many pieces of glass (front, sides and rear) were removed by souvenir hunters after the ambush and years past.

[@jimjackson9381]

How many times was the car shot, And how many shots were fired totaled. Jim

[@bartl.largent9048]

I have read 167 holes

[@jimjackson9381]

@@bartl.largent9048 Well you know what they say if you want to do something do it right the first time. Jim

[@strfltcmnd.9925]

Waste of a damn fine automobile.