I saw this car myself at Whiskey Pete's back in the early 90's and talking with one of the employees he told me the car was just a gimmick and in fact was NOT the car of Bonnie & Clyde and just a tourist trap. I took several good photos of the car there at the casino and compared those later to the original photos at the scene and it definitely is NOT the same car!
@@tarottime3219 Here's actual footage of the car right after the shootout with their bodies still inside. I've carefully studied photos of this museum car, comparing the bullet holes. This is not the real car th-cam.com/video/hzNntWE16xo/w-d-xo.html
There are a couple of Bonnie and Clyde's death car that are both in museums. One was the actual car and one was used in the 1967 movie. There are also several complete fake cars that pop up every so often.
Doing some research on Google, it appears this is the genuine car: This is the actual documented car that Bonnie and Clyde were driving when they were killed in May, 1934. This Ford V8 is located at Whiskey Pete's Casino in Primm, Nevada, about 40 miles south of Las Vegas, on Interstate 15. Also on display is the shirt that Clyde was wearing when he was killed
@@s34nvideos Here's actual footage of the car. I've compared the bullet holes on both cars, and they don't match up th-cam.com/video/hzNntWE16xo/w-d-xo.html
My husband worked at Primm years ago, the owner of the Primm bought the car. I looked at the old pictures of the car at the shoot out of course today it’s polished up for show. Trust me, I bet my husband a zillion dollars this car is a fake... I lost!
This is the actual documented car that Bonnie and Clyde were driving when they were killed in May, 1934. This Ford V8 is located at Whiskey Pete's Casino in Primm, Nevada, about 40 miles south of Las Vegas, on Interstate 15. Also on display is the shirt that Clyde was wearing when he was killed. it is owned by mr primm
Great video, thanks for that. It's a shame they had the write on the car though. Could do with Madam Tussauds doing wax works of them both (pre-ventilation!).
Frank Hamer said that Bonnie screamed like a Panther when she was first shot, and, that scream would haunt him the rest of his life, he did not like killing women...
Me and my husband, son, and brother seen it there at whiskey Pete's, we were moving and traveled thru and stayed at whiskey Pete's hotel, after breakfast we went to the restrooms and there is where we seen it, we never even expected to see it or looked for it but we found it, it was pretty cool to see
according to the video of the highwayman, the bullet holes in the front windshield were on the left side if you stand facing the car. but on this video its on the right....
I remember my Dad taking us to see this car when it first showed up out at primm that was in the early to mid 70's. Lots of shocked people in the comments, we'll have you ever.... oh the outrage lol Bonnie & Clyde were to their generation what Butch and Sundance were to theirs , people were and still are fascinated by them.
Just a shot in the dark but unless they damaged the block would be relatively easy to get it running, driving again. Somebody had to buy it new before Clyde stole it. I like the lines of the 34 Ford, would like to have one as new to drive, even today as a Sunday car. I think they were still six volt system and hard to find radios that work on that unless the original still works. The soft roof wire support functioned as a radio antenna on those cars. A well oiled and greased and maintained flathead V~8 34 ford would be a show stopper because of its rarity. The front window hinged open on a gear track. Just a cool cozy little car overall. The 32 V - 8 debut had no baffle in the oil pan with lead to oil starvation in hard corners but this had been fixed by 34. Very few problems with the car unless somebody shot B.A.R.'s at it. This model had the tacked on trunk that gave storage but didn't help the looks of the car.
Bill Bright this is the bonifide death car, there are 167 bullet holes in it and if you search up the ambush on Texas hideout you will see the actual death car Perry Carver who now owns the ambush museum in gibsland Louisiana, this museum building was called man Canfield's Cafe the last place Bonnie and Clyde stopped before they were killed, they were ambushed at 915 am on may 23,1934, 9 miles south of where the museum is. Perry Carver and I hear so many stories about Bonnie and Clyde on a daily basis even some people try to say that they were killed in Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, etc...when they were killed in a little settlement called sailles Louisiana. But if you could get into that cage with the car and get the VIN number and have the police run it you would find it was stolen from Springfield Missouri by wd Jones and Raymond Hamilton, for Bonnie and Clyde, at Clyde's request. It was stolen from Thompson auto by the shrine mosque, on Washington Street, it was there for maintenance, it was purchased new by a Dr. And had only 100 miles on it.
Bill Bright the engine was restored in 1987 for a vintage road race. A girl raced it from Los Angeles to Florida. Google it. That's why the interior is all covered with clear plastic to preserve all the blood stains during the race. I remember this from the 80s
In the early 1980's I was asked by Peter Simon, a high school classmate of mine, to sell the Bonnie and Clyde "Death Car" for him. He had inherited his father's roadside casino/motel (Pop's Oasis) at Jean, Nevada where the car had been on display for years. I sold it to a casino operator in Reno for $75.000 and a Peter gave me a $7,500.00 commission. I sat in it.
Interesting story! Thanks for sharing! There has been much debate in this comment stream about the authenticity and validity of this car, which resides now at Whisky Pete's Hotel and Casino (Down the road from Jean, NV). Does it look like the real deal to you? The geographical location and history of sale certainly lines up well!
I'm 80 years old now and can't remember how the car got from Harold's Club, or Harrah's and his auto museum in Reno back to Southern Nevada, but I do believe the car at Whiskey Pete's is authentic.
This is the one and only original death car. I saw it myself at one of those casinos in the late '90s. The one on the side of the highway going towards Cali. I think it has, or had, been on the other side, too. This car was stolen by Clyde in, I think, Tulsa, from a late contractor's widow. It was virtually new. When it turned up at the ambush, it had a huge amount of mileage on it, put there by Clyde. He put on prodigious miles constantly driving around. I think he only had it a couple months, too!The car still ran and drove after the fight. The woman fought to get it back, and had it trailered home. It actually was fixed enough to participate in a road rally in the early '60s, under its own power! Probably the majority of the holes were shotgun 00 pellets. It was hit with at least one Colt Monitor machine rifle, and a Remington big-game hi-cal rifle. Pistol rounds and shotgun blasts were the rest. The Remington wielded by one of the cops from the Louisiana Parrish killed Clyde in the opening moment of the fight. A direct hit in the neck from the front of the car as the cop jumped in the road to confront the duo. When the car rolled on, the rest opened fire, not knowing what was actually happening.Most people don't know that the cop in the road did give Clyde a shout to surrender, and in all the excitement, it ended up with a fusillade of rounds into the car. Both Hinton and Hamer gave this account. They would have had a hell of a time justifying an execution, even back then, so it was presented as a response to gunshots out of sight of 5 of the posse, and a car rolling on, as in an escape, and not knowing if the first cop in the road was killed by Clyde.It was plenty well known Clyde would never surrender, but still an attempt had to be made at a capture, even if that is not the way it played out. No one is actually dead certain. Stories by all the participants were at odds on a lot of facts!
@junkdeal. Sounds like you haven't done your research? There was no ''fight'' at the ambush sight.l used to live about 20-25 miles from where they were murdered.When Clyde pulled to a stop to check a hidey-hole for mail,that is when the law shot him in the temple,graveyard dead. Then opened up on the car.No witness,no finger pointing.Read ''Going Down Together''by Jeff Guinn. By far it is the best book l have read about the pair.He did 10 years of research to put the book together.
they were idolized at the time too, not just after the fact. I think there was a certain allure to there style ,it was glamorized in a time when life pretty much sucked (the great depression) but I personally think they were pieces of shit. I still find the story interesting in a historical sort of way but I do not think they are anything but criminals at the end of the day.
They robbed banks not poor people because of the depression so folks idolized them for that but they were cold blooded cop killers.Watch the movie on Netflix called Highway men is really good very accurate shooting of both of them in the end.
Nice, but they have Bonnie holding a Tompson Machine Gun. Bonnie and Clyde never used A Tompson Machine Gun. Clyde's favorite was the BAR, Browning Automatic Rifle. A Tompson cannot penetrate a car body.
I know there is no definite answer to this question but why are all the bullet holes in the front windscreen on the right side when the shooters came from the left side of the road. Unless they are exit holes after the car rolled past.
Bruce Wayne This is what an old feller at a care home told me. I went to the same grade school as Clyde Barrow, a whole Lotta the time he wouldn't show up and everybody was glad, the kids were glad, the teacher was gld. The principle was glad, everybody kinda knew the one has some kind of character problem. But every once in awhile when he would show up he'd seem like an alright kinda guy, well dressed clean looking well groomed good haircut, easy to talk to,sociable, ( he then curved his pointer finger so as to tap on the table for emphasis) You could look at him and there isn't a single thing you put him down about, he'd just seem like an alright kid of guy ,,you were kinda glad you met up with him he'd kinda make you feel alright (then he stopped his finger tapping on the table and says) But then after awhile he'd get chump on ya. I asked him why are you all the way out here in Hayward, california, he says, I got family out here. All this is word for word 1976 ALETHA,LODGE on West street and Mohr Drive now called Arcadian Community. But there is the new side and old side. Old side being diagonally across .This old fellow was in a wheelchair.At the old side. That's chumpy,on ya.
Weird thing , conflicting stories about existing remains of Bonnie and Clyde,s original death car .I just finished viewing on here the but a shell of the death car found in the woods rotting away in another video .
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I have been reading the timeline that is in this video.There are some mistakes printed,apparently whoever typed it didn't do any cross referencing.There is no town named Cedar Hall,it's Cedar Hill.Just like when Clyde bust Ray Hamilton out of Eastham.The first book l read says that one of them shot the major off his horse.The reporter got the facts all discombobulated.The man on the horse, his name Major,it was not his rank.Little details can charge a story a lot.
It's true, but it's a fascinating story, it's a pity that these things gather our interest. I have a feeling that they robbed the banks and gave to the poor which is why they were idolised in their day. But the killing part is what doesn't sit well with me.
This is not the actual car. Go and look at the original black and white footage after the killing. The back window was not blown out as it is shown here.
A note of irony, the ambush tactics used to kill Bonnie and Clyde would never be allowed Today. Also there seems to be dis-agreement as to whether the Bonnie and Clyde name is painted or a sticker. It was displayed for a while in travelling carnivals, and painting that would likely have happened then if it is paint. That would not detract from the value at all in my opinion. It is what happened in the car that makes it valuable. I do not however understand it being displayed with the doors closed. I would want to see the inside of the car. That also brings up the one thing I find very strange that is missing from the shirt...old dried blood stains. Someone shot full of holes did not have blood get all over the shirt. Can anyone reading this offer up anything to explain the lack of blood stains? Is there visible blood stains that just don't show up with the camera? Did they actually wash it afterward? What about Bonnies clothing? Does anyone know if her clothing displayed anywhere?
that definitely is a unique Museum and I guess you know the difference between a news Museum and a regular Museum wow I know where I want to go on a trip thank you carpetbagger for going to that unique Museum
lol, im not sure what your comment means exactly. A carpetbagger is a northern US person. I am from the UK. Secondly, a carpetbagger has not moral values because they seek opportunities. Im not sure where that comes in here. Thats the internet for you I guess!
@@s34nvideos we have a gentleman in the US that calls himself the carpetbagger and he travels across the United States visiting different places one of the places he visited is a news Museum so they have things in the news Museum that are related to like Headline News from Bonnie and Clyde's death car to parts of the Berlin Wall cell phones from the Twin Towers it's quite a unique place in Washington D C
So which car is the real car because I here of one in Louisiana and one in Las Vegas the Louisiana would make more since being it since that’s were they died and it looks like the one I’ve seen portrayed in movies and series while this one just seems like a old ford that was made to look like it
This is the real car, there is no car in Louisiana. It's had a long history in Nevada. You can learn about it here: www.thevintagenews.com/2017/05/23/bonnie-and-clydes-bullet-riddled-death-car-is-on-display-at-whiskey-petes-casino-in-primm-nevada/
In the 80s they took the car and threw a new motor in it and stripped everything out upholstery glass everything and they took it on a race which to me killed the authenticity they should have never done that
Ludicrous! lol It's kinda just off the main floor of the casino (where the ambiance just has that dull lighting all day(and night) to make you lose track of time and gamble like a maniac).
ClassicCase Of Overkill !!! Their Was No Sence It Shoul Not Have Took That Many Rounds Of Ammo To Do The Job !!! I Think The Posse Was Scared To Death Of Thoe Two !!!!! F. G. D.
I know where the car came from, and I know the niece of Bonnie Parker, and the nephew of Clyde, and I have access to the documents that only the families and Perry Carver and boots Hinton has seen and has access to,the blood donation evidence has been documented from this car.
Stephen Atkison You are correct. This is the only car that has a documented and verified paper trail. Don't try to compare photos of car then and now, it's been tinkered and toyed with and "restored" over the years. Bullet holes may have been added, which may account for no truly consistent hole count published. Somewhere north of 160 most agree on?
i'm not convinced, if this news footage is authentic compare the above video at 3:55 and this news footage th-cam.com/video/k8TJcbRauzM/w-d-xo.html at 1:36. the windshield damage is different....or so it appears
I'm not totally sure it was a very controlled exhibit back in the day. People were allowed to climb into it and sit on it etc. Maybe they removed the bullet holed windshield because it would have posed a safety hazard.
WRONG!. This video will never have ads. You have people complaining about ads, next, you have people complaining that there MAY or MAY NOT BE ads to come. Crazy! Cant please some people LOL. Get out!
That is the real Bonnie and Clyde death car it is the car wd jones,Ray Hamilton and the Springfield Missouri police officer -tom Purcell- there kidnappee helped Bonnie and Clyde steal this car from Thompson motors. In February of 1934 while on their last trip to visit their families
That car has been verified by the Texas, Missouri and Louisiana state branches of the FBI along with now deceased Ted Hinton,Bob alcorn,Prentiss Oakley,Manny gault, Frank hammer,the Bienville parish sherriff's office. And the barrow and Parker families, that front seat is the original seat but don't take my word on it call the Shreveport f.b.i. office and ask, or go to the Dallas office and ask to see the case records, smoot Schmidt was sherriff of Tarrant county at the time of the ambush, you folks don't know half the stories Perry Carver and I and a few others hear on a daily basis.mr.l.j. boots Hinton Ted Hinton s son told us all of his knowledge of Bonnie and Clyde history before he passed two years ago
I'm confused...if this is the original car, why doesn't the drive side look like this? beatnikhiway.files.wordpress.com/2013/12/bonnieclydecar-1.jpg The whole car was torn up with bullet holes everywhere. This doesn't seem to have as many in the video. How come?
Somebody said in the comments (a few comments back) that it wasn't the original car. It does seem like a very random place to host the car, but at the same time, wouldn't it damage their reputation for lying? I can't solve the mystery but if somebody figures it out, I would be glad to know!
IT GOOD TO SEE THE REAL BONNIE & cyde death car 1934 ford .. 730 prim NEVADA 115 OUTLAW CAR , FOR ME THIS IS HISTORY . SOORY FOR BOTH DEATH BY THAT AMBUSH . FRANK
It’s the real car, If u look up a photo from the day they were killed, every single bullet hole matches up to photos from that day. That’s not something u can duplicate identically. U can shoot up a car and have it appear same but not when each hole matches to a T. Believe me I thought that too till I really looked and saw they all matched perfectly
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I stopped in that casino on my way to Vegas last year just see that. Definitely a cool stop.
What casino is that?
Elizabeth Whisky Pete at Stateline
Ok thank you Aaron Austin 😃
True 👍 i always wanna go and see this
why would they have Bonnie and Clyde spray painted in gold font letters on the car? That takes away the authenticity 😕😕😡
It's not painted on the car.. I'm at Whiskey Pete's right now..
They did stuff like that back in the day. It's not till much later that authenticity checks happened.
In case if theft or maybe someone may switch the cars I dunno
Now see here you dirty rats, that's the real car, see. Now Scam.
you dont see words on the car? what am I missing here@Marc Sonnenberg
This car used to tour the country back in the mid 70s. I saw it at the Oxford Mall in Alabama when I was about 10.
Oh thank you for the Video! I’ve always wanted to see that. Greetings from Germany.
The last thing I ever would have thougth is that there is a museum dedicated to a couple of criminals. Incredible.
Get over it.
That's so wires to look at that car and realize that Bonnie and Clyde sat in that car and died in the first seat
I saw this car myself at Whiskey Pete's back in the early 90's and talking with one of the employees he told me the car was just a gimmick and in fact was NOT the car of Bonnie & Clyde and just a tourist trap. I took several good photos of the car there at the casino and compared those later to the original photos at the scene and it definitely is NOT the same car!
+Texas Hi-Railer oh really? Still have the photos?
Nope, no more Easter Bunny. My daughter-in-law ran over it in Sebastopol 10 years ago.
It’s the real car
@@tarottime3219 Here's actual footage of the car right after the shootout with their bodies still inside. I've carefully studied photos of this museum car, comparing the bullet holes. This is not the real car
th-cam.com/video/hzNntWE16xo/w-d-xo.html
@@bobeby4265 Sebastopol Mississippi
There are a couple of Bonnie and Clyde's death car that are both in museums. One was the actual car and one was used in the 1967 movie. There are also several complete fake cars that pop up every so often.
Doing some research on Google, it appears this is the genuine car: This is the actual documented car that Bonnie and Clyde were driving when they were killed in May, 1934. This Ford V8 is located at Whiskey Pete's Casino in Primm, Nevada, about 40 miles south of Las Vegas, on Interstate 15. Also on display is the shirt that Clyde was wearing when he was killed
@@s34nvideos Here's actual footage of the car. I've compared the bullet holes on both cars, and they don't match up
th-cam.com/video/hzNntWE16xo/w-d-xo.html
Now we need a museum for Al Capone,Dilinger, baby face Nelson ,etc😋😋😋
It's called the mob museum and its in Las Vegas, you should check it out next time you go.
Great to see. Thanks for sharing.
Hey great lighting and i appreciate the 5 seconds on the actual car. Really good job.
Hey buddy, you know TH-cam has a pause button. Press it. This way, the video stays still; like a picture. Cool huh?
My husband worked at Primm years ago, the owner of the Primm bought the car. I looked at the old pictures of the car at the shoot out of course today it’s polished up for show. Trust me, I bet my husband a zillion dollars this car is a fake... I lost!
I live in Louisiana and hey havery a bonnie and clyde festival and it is awesome hope to see some of yall such a pleasure
This is the actual documented car that Bonnie and Clyde were driving when they were killed in May, 1934. This Ford V8 is located at Whiskey Pete's Casino in Primm, Nevada, about 40 miles south of Las Vegas, on Interstate 15. Also on display is the shirt that Clyde was wearing when he was killed. it is owned by mr primm
Great video, thanks for that. It's a shame they had the write on the car though. Could do with Madam Tussauds doing wax works of them both (pre-ventilation!).
Frank Hamer said that Bonnie screamed like a Panther when she was first shot, and, that scream would haunt him the rest of his life, he did not like killing women...
Me and my husband, son, and brother seen it there at whiskey Pete's, we were moving and traveled thru and stayed at whiskey Pete's hotel, after breakfast we went to the restrooms and there is where we seen it, we never even expected to see it or looked for it but we found it, it was pretty cool to see
Just saw this about a month ago at Whiskey Petes. Pretty cool I thought
Well, unfortunately I live in Russa, so I coudnt go there. Thanks for the video :3
+NaticusFetch haha understood! Thanks for watching! :))
NaughtyUse yes you can, save some money buy a ticket, fly here and enjoy 😀
NaughtyUse You know about Bonnie and Clyde in Russa
Bonnie says on this recording, "HOT"...and that "I sweep the pain away, A LOT."
I was there yesterday
This car at Whisky Pete's is the real deal look at the actual footage of the crime scene and compare. Guys its the authentic car!
I compared...........actual footage to this. Not real.
- Forever Bonnie & Clyde 😍😍😍
Hell no, they were cold blooded killers
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THAT COUPLE WAS VERY VERY INTERESTING 🤔
I've been there, cool experience
NOT THE BONNIE AND CLYDE CAR. BESIDES, THEY DIDN'T USE THOMPSON MACHINE GUNS THEY USED BROWNING 30.06 BAR AUTOMATIC RIFLES !
John Sallier Google it genius it is the real car
Only one officer had a bar bud
John Covington He’s talking about the Bonnie and Clyde dummies holding guns but it’s the original car
@@kadenhenderson5042 I think he is the real "dummy" here.
One person used a Thompson. but the car on display looks to dark in color.
according to the video of the highwayman, the bullet holes in the front windshield were on the left side if you stand facing the car. but on this video its on the right....
Movies go figure
Love Bonnie&Clyde
Museum for Bonnie and Clyde the criminals shows how our society is sick.
Awesome how this is naturally and then t people is ofended incredible
really
I remember my Dad taking us to see this car when it first showed up out at primm that was in the early to mid 70's. Lots of shocked people in the comments, we'll have you ever.... oh the outrage lol Bonnie & Clyde were to their generation what Butch and Sundance were to theirs , people were and still are fascinated by them.
Wasted my time gambling at Whiskey Pete instead of going to this.
Just a shot in the dark but unless they damaged the block would be relatively easy to get it running, driving again. Somebody had to buy it new before Clyde stole it.
I like the lines of the 34 Ford, would like to have one as new to drive, even today as a Sunday car. I think they were still six volt system and hard to find radios that work on that unless the original still works.
The soft roof wire support functioned as a radio antenna on those cars. A well oiled and greased and maintained flathead V~8 34 ford would be a show stopper because of its rarity. The front window hinged open on a gear track. Just a cool cozy little car overall. The 32 V - 8 debut had no baffle in the oil pan with lead to oil starvation in hard corners but this had been fixed by 34. Very few problems with the car unless somebody shot B.A.R.'s at it.
This model had the tacked on trunk that gave storage but didn't help the looks of the car.
The original owner that Clyde stole it from drove it home from police impound according to Blanche Barrows book. I think it is real.
Bill Bright this is the bonifide death car, there are 167 bullet holes in it and if you search up the ambush on Texas hideout you will see the actual death car Perry Carver who now owns the ambush museum in gibsland Louisiana, this museum building was called man Canfield's Cafe the last place Bonnie and Clyde stopped before they were killed, they were ambushed at 915 am on may 23,1934, 9 miles south of where the museum is. Perry Carver and I hear so many stories about Bonnie and Clyde on a daily basis even some people try to say that they were killed in Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, etc...when they were killed in a little settlement called sailles Louisiana. But if you could get into that cage with the car and get the VIN number and have the police run it you would find it was stolen from Springfield Missouri by wd Jones and Raymond Hamilton, for Bonnie and Clyde, at Clyde's request. It was stolen from Thompson auto by the shrine mosque, on Washington Street, it was there for maintenance, it was purchased new by a Dr. And had only 100 miles on it.
Bill Bright the engine was restored in 1987 for a vintage road race. A girl raced it from Los Angeles to Florida. Google it. That's why the interior is all covered with clear plastic to preserve all the blood stains during the race. I remember this from the 80s
Could be wrong.. But it looks like some of the holes don't match up live real footage I've seen. Pretty close.. The real car?.
I sat in this car during a 1972 school trip to the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry. it was cordoned off around it but I just could not resist.
In the early 1980's I was asked by Peter Simon, a high school classmate of mine, to sell the Bonnie and Clyde "Death Car" for him. He had inherited his father's roadside casino/motel (Pop's Oasis) at Jean, Nevada where the car had been on display for years. I sold it to a casino operator in Reno for $75.000 and a Peter gave me a $7,500.00 commission. I sat in it.
Interesting story! Thanks for sharing! There has been much debate in this comment stream about the authenticity and validity of this car, which resides now at Whisky Pete's Hotel and Casino (Down the road from Jean, NV). Does it look like the real deal to you? The geographical location and history of sale certainly lines up well!
I'm 80 years old now and can't remember how the car got from Harold's Club, or Harrah's and his auto museum in Reno back to Southern Nevada, but I do believe the car at Whiskey Pete's is authentic.
This is the one and only original death car. I saw it myself at one of those casinos in the late '90s. The one on the side of the highway going towards Cali. I think it has, or had, been on the other side, too. This car was stolen by Clyde in, I think, Tulsa, from a late contractor's widow. It was virtually new. When it turned up at the ambush, it had a huge amount of mileage on it, put there by Clyde. He put on prodigious miles constantly driving around. I think he only had it a couple months, too!The car still ran and drove after the fight. The woman fought to get it back, and had it trailered home. It actually was fixed enough to participate in a road rally in the early '60s, under its own power! Probably the majority of the holes were shotgun 00 pellets. It was hit with at least one Colt Monitor machine rifle, and a Remington big-game hi-cal rifle. Pistol rounds and shotgun blasts were the rest. The Remington wielded by one of the cops from the Louisiana Parrish killed Clyde in the opening moment of the fight. A direct hit in the neck from the front of the car as the cop jumped in the road to confront the duo. When the car rolled on, the rest opened fire, not knowing what was actually happening.Most people don't know that the cop in the road did give Clyde a shout to surrender, and in all the excitement, it ended up with a fusillade of rounds into the car. Both Hinton and Hamer gave this account. They would have had a hell of a time justifying an execution, even back then, so it was presented as a response to gunshots out of sight of 5 of the posse, and a car rolling on, as in an escape, and not knowing if the first cop in the road was killed by Clyde.It was plenty well known Clyde would never surrender, but still an attempt had to be made at a capture, even if that is not the way it played out. No one is actually dead certain. Stories by all the participants were at odds on a lot of facts!
@junkdeal. Sounds like you haven't done your research? There was no ''fight'' at the ambush sight.l used to live about 20-25 miles from where they were murdered.When Clyde pulled to a stop to check a hidey-hole for mail,that is when the law shot him in the temple,graveyard dead. Then opened up on the car.No witness,no finger pointing.Read ''Going Down Together''by Jeff Guinn. By far it is the best book l have read about the pair.He did 10 years of research to put the book together.
@@carywest9256 then bastards didn't deserve a warning
Did Frank hamer fire into bonnie parker after she was shot 26 times.
They ruined the car by putting those letters on the back windshield
By most accounts Bonny & Clyde would've been cold blooded killers, why do we idolize people like that so much.
I think bec they were white probably that's why
they were idolized at the time too, not just after the fact. I think there was a certain allure to there style ,it was glamorized in a time when life pretty much sucked (the great depression) but I personally think they were pieces of shit. I still find the story interesting in a historical sort of way but I do not think they are anything but criminals at the end of the day.
My thoughts exactly they were cold blooded thugs that died the way they lived!
They robbed banks not poor people because of the depression so folks idolized them for that but they were cold blooded cop killers.Watch the movie on Netflix called Highway men is really good very accurate shooting of both of them in the end.
@@cindysue5474 I did was excellent movie good ending for the way they lived by a hale of bullets!
Nice, but they have Bonnie holding a Tompson Machine Gun. Bonnie and Clyde never used A Tompson Machine Gun. Clyde's favorite was the BAR, Browning Automatic Rifle. A Tompson cannot penetrate a car body.
A Thompson can easily penetrate a car body. That is the silliest crap I ever heard. lmao
That’s the funniest shit I ever heard. Keep your day job!
There were 3 loaded Thompson Sub Machine guns on the back seat of their car! Do some research!
NO BRASIL UM MUSEU COMO ESSE É CONDENADO PELOS DIREITOS DOS MANOS.
I know there is no definite answer to this question but why are all the bullet holes in the front windscreen on the right side when the shooters came from the left side of the road. Unless they are exit holes after the car rolled past.
They don't need or deserve a Museum Who's next. Charles Manson ?
Or even worse, tRUMP!
Prison awaits the orange moron!
Yes and he's at The Haunted Museum in Vegas
HELL YEAH
Oh shut the fuck up
Zoe TheCat you are fucking insane. Hopefully you are next, but nobody will care.
Patrolling the mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter
I'm probably not gonna forget that day because I blew money away on my first try at the roulette table.
I truly feel bad for Bonnie and Clyde they might have been ruthless outlaws but they did not deserve to die that way 😔
Bruce Wayne This is what an old feller at a care home told me. I went to the same grade school as Clyde Barrow, a whole Lotta the time he wouldn't show up and everybody was glad, the kids were glad, the teacher was gld. The principle was glad, everybody kinda knew the one has some kind of character problem. But every once in awhile when he would show up he'd seem like an alright kinda guy, well dressed clean looking well groomed good haircut, easy to talk to,sociable, ( he then curved his pointer finger so as to tap on the table for emphasis) You could look at him and there isn't a single thing you put him down about, he'd just seem like an alright kid of guy ,,you were kinda glad you met up with him he'd kinda make you feel alright (then he stopped his finger tapping on the table and says) But then after awhile he'd get chump on ya. I asked him why are you all the way out here in Hayward, california, he says, I got family out here. All this is word for word 1976 ALETHA,LODGE on West street and Mohr Drive now called Arcadian Community. But there is the new side and old side. Old side being diagonally across .This old fellow was in a wheelchair.At the old side. That's chumpy,on ya.
Bruce Wayne tell that to the families of all the innocent people they murdered, BHL smdh
They got lit up!!!
Weird thing , conflicting stories about existing remains of Bonnie and Clyde,s original death car .I just finished viewing on here the but a shell of the death car found in the woods rotting away in another video .
Viraram personalidades por serem criminosos, isso o fazem dignos de admiração!... Enquanto o cidadão comum, cumpridor dos seus deveres, trabalhador pelo bem comum não é lembrado!...
Que Deus tenha misericórdia das nossas inversões de valores!!!
Também concordo Luiz, assim como Pablo Escobar, que tem até filme, o filme velozes e furiosos, que a história gira em torno de roubos
É só Deus nas nossas vidas
Ficaram famosos prq eram jovens e conseguiam driblar e fugir da Polícia numa época em que o país passava por uma grande crise financeira.
I have been reading the timeline that is in this video.There are some mistakes printed,apparently whoever typed it didn't do any cross referencing.There is no town named Cedar Hall,it's Cedar Hill.Just like when Clyde bust Ray Hamilton out of Eastham.The first book l read says that one of them shot the major off his horse.The reporter got the facts all discombobulated.The man on the horse, his name Major,it was not his rank.Little details can charge a story a lot.
The clothes have bullet holes but no blood stains on them.
It’s really nice and interesting in real life
Bonnie.clyde.stayed.with.my.family.in.ok.north.of.dallas.they.may.have.left.behind.buried.loot.my.brother.found.markings.on.a.tree.by.the.old.house.before.he.past.my.grandpa.told.me.about.them.this.needs.to.be.written.in.history.as.one.of.the.last.placed.they.stayed.before.their.death.mark.watkins.broken.bow.ok
Did they have the a memory wall of the murdered people , thugs not worthy of a cent, shame on this museum.
It's true, but it's a fascinating story, it's a pity that these things gather our interest. I have a feeling that they robbed the banks and gave to the poor which is why they were idolised in their day. But the killing part is what doesn't sit well with me.
It's not. Look on bullet holes above front doors, those 3 are too close to eachother.
i like the slot machine noise more then the car
Where’s the Primm slim?
This is not the actual car. Go and look at the original black and white footage after the killing. The back window was not blown out as it is shown here.
The car was used as a hands on tourist attraction for some time.
@@s34nvideos so is this the actual car
A note of irony, the ambush tactics used to kill Bonnie and Clyde would never be allowed Today. Also there seems to be dis-agreement as to whether the Bonnie and Clyde name is painted or a sticker. It was displayed for a while in travelling carnivals, and painting that would likely have happened then if it is paint. That would not detract from the value at all in my opinion. It is what happened in the car that makes it valuable. I do not however understand it being displayed with the doors closed. I would want to see the inside of the car. That also brings up the one thing I find very strange that is missing from the shirt...old dried blood stains. Someone shot full of holes did not have blood get all over the shirt. Can anyone reading this offer up anything to explain the lack of blood stains? Is there visible blood stains that just don't show up with the camera? Did they actually wash it afterward? What about Bonnies clothing? Does anyone know if her clothing displayed anywhere?
I like the car
Where is the emblem on the front of the car??
that definitely is a unique Museum and I guess you know the difference between a news Museum and a regular Museum wow I know where I want to go on a trip thank you carpetbagger for going to that unique Museum
lol, im not sure what your comment means exactly. A carpetbagger is a northern US person. I am from the UK. Secondly, a carpetbagger has not moral values because they seek opportunities. Im not sure where that comes in here. Thats the internet for you I guess!
@@s34nvideos we have a gentleman in the US that calls himself the carpetbagger and he travels across the United States visiting different places one of the places he visited is a news Museum so they have things in the news Museum that are related to like Headline News from Bonnie and Clyde's death car to parts of the Berlin Wall cell phones from the Twin Towers it's quite a unique place in Washington D C
@@wendyhaase4401 Ok I understand now. But how does he relate to this video? I took this video
That car seen with them murders sitting in him
So which car is the real car because I here of one in Louisiana and one in Las Vegas the Louisiana would make more since being it since that’s were they died and it looks like the one I’ve seen portrayed in movies and series while this one just seems like a old ford that was made to look like it
This is the real car, there is no car in Louisiana. It's had a long history in Nevada. You can learn about it here: www.thevintagenews.com/2017/05/23/bonnie-and-clydes-bullet-riddled-death-car-is-on-display-at-whiskey-petes-casino-in-primm-nevada/
damn wtf thats fucked up how they died though
Who is located this museum please.
In the 80s they took the car and threw a new motor in it and stripped everything out upholstery glass everything and they took it on a race which to me killed the authenticity they should have never done that
I think that explains why a lot of people say it isn't the original car. It is and its not
good video
What model and year was this car?
Having that car and showing it in such low light !?!?!?
Ludicrous! lol
It's kinda just off the main floor of the casino (where the ambiance just has that dull lighting all day(and night) to make you lose track of time and gamble like a maniac).
Nice
Wasn’t there a guy in the back seat of the car
ClassicCase Of Overkill !!!
Their Was No Sence It Shoul Not
Have Took That Many Rounds
Of Ammo To Do The Job !!!
I Think The Posse Was Scared
To Death Of Thoe Two !!!!!
F. G. D.
The Real car is in gibsland Louisiana 1 minute up the road from where the ambush took place.
@Kaptain Kid ask obummer voters
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I was jus there a few days ago 👍🏾
Verdadeiros artistas do crime , tinham o don .......celebridades !
Nem deveriam ter morridos !
I know where the car came from, and I know the niece of Bonnie Parker, and the nephew of Clyde, and I have access to the documents that only the families and Perry Carver and boots Hinton has seen and has access to,the blood donation evidence has been documented from this car.
Hear say bull shit that been passed around and changed every time it entered another ear . Psychology 101.
Stephen Atkison You are correct. This is the only car that has a documented and verified paper trail. Don't try to compare photos of car then and now, it's been tinkered and toyed with and "restored" over the years. Bullet holes may have been added, which may account for no truly consistent hole count published. Somewhere north of 160 most agree on?
Whoever is video taping, needs to slow it down a bit next time. They’re all over the place.
All criminals in america have museums or only those who kill a lot?
If you want your own museum, you gotta kill a lot. Otherwise, you can share one with everybody else (like the MOB Museum in Las Vegas)
@@s34nvideos hmmm. I din not kill anyone just yet so i guess i will not even qualify for a State Thug Museum. 😢
Kind of stupid they painted on the car. Hopefully it can be removed without damaging it.
OG's
i'm not convinced, if this news footage is authentic compare the above video at 3:55 and this news footage th-cam.com/video/k8TJcbRauzM/w-d-xo.html at 1:36. the windshield damage is different....or so it appears
Maybe the windshield was replaced?
well then the car is not totally original, and then I have to ask what else has been replaced
I'm not totally sure it was a very controlled exhibit back in the day. People were allowed to climb into it and sit on it etc. Maybe they removed the bullet holed windshield because it would have posed a safety hazard.
that is entirely possible
the highwaymen smoked em...
Vikkie and Vance
McSalmon and McGee
Nice video. Keep liking it tho, and it'll have Ads all over it one day : -(
WRONG!. This video will never have ads. You have people complaining about ads, next, you have people complaining that there MAY or MAY NOT BE ads to come. Crazy! Cant please some people LOL. Get out!
Where's this located
I think it's located in Reno Nevada
california/nevada border on the I-15 40 miles outside las vegas
+Mr. Insane It says in the title, Whiskey Pete's Hotel & Casino in Jean, NV
Not the car.
wow, thanks for that very insightful all encompassing comment. Please can learn a lot from you.
That is the real Bonnie and Clyde death car it is the car wd jones,Ray Hamilton and the Springfield Missouri police officer -tom Purcell- there kidnappee helped Bonnie and Clyde steal this car from Thompson motors. In February of 1934 while on their last trip to visit their families
That car has been verified by the Texas, Missouri and Louisiana state branches of the FBI along with now deceased Ted Hinton,Bob alcorn,Prentiss Oakley,Manny gault, Frank hammer,the Bienville parish sherriff's office. And the barrow and Parker families, that front seat is the original seat but don't take my word on it call the Shreveport f.b.i. office and ask, or go to the Dallas office and ask to see the case records, smoot Schmidt was sherriff of Tarrant county at the time of the ambush, you folks don't know half the stories Perry Carver and I and a few others hear on a daily basis.mr.l.j. boots Hinton Ted Hinton s son told us all of his knowledge of Bonnie and Clyde history before he passed two years ago
Karen Lee Wilson Too many fakes out there but this is the real one.
and how would you know if it real or not idiot
I'm confused...if this is the original car, why doesn't the drive side look like this?
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The whole car was torn up with bullet holes everywhere. This doesn't seem to have as many in the video. How come?
Go to 4:24, looks the same to me
I guess its just the dimness on my monitor or something. Still doesn't look like as many bullet holes...
Somebody said in the comments (a few comments back) that it wasn't the original car. It does seem like a very random place to host the car, but at the same time, wouldn't it damage their reputation for lying? I can't solve the mystery but if somebody figures it out, I would be glad to know!
Does this mean we will have a School Shootings Museum .
IT GOOD TO SEE THE REAL BONNIE & cyde death car 1934 ford .. 730 prim NEVADA 115 OUTLAW CAR , FOR ME THIS IS HISTORY . SOORY FOR BOTH DEATH BY THAT AMBUSH . FRANK
Francisco Guzman were you there? You must be ancient!! Unless you are basing your forceful 'facts' from the only documentary you have ever watched
It's NOT the real car, where are all the bullet holes, that car was RIDDLED with bullets, it was also a light grey color, you been had
A traiçao"" ataques na espreita é fácil sim!! Qual quer um morreria neste tipo de emboscada,é claro!
do you think that is the real car
I have wondered why every real car that they insist it is real has different bullet marks?
is it still to see
Still there! :)
id like to have a word or two with that there queen from england.
I was there
mais nesse carro eles não tão em pé tão e com a cara cheia de balas .
I have my doubts that it's the real car.
Share your doubts, dont leave us hanging!
It’s the real car, If u look up a photo from the day they were killed, every single bullet hole matches up to photos from that day. That’s not something u can duplicate identically. U can shoot up a car and have it appear same but not when each hole matches to a T. Believe me I thought that too till I really looked and saw they all matched perfectly
It's the real car