Burned up Stagecoach Finds a Second Chance | Engels Coach Shop

In the '310 to Yuma' movie a stagecoach was burned as part of the storyline. After a sequence of events to follow, this same stagecoach has been rebuilt and was on a 615 mile reenactment stage run across Montana. This is the story of events of the journey of this stagecoach and where is resides today. Building and restoring horse drawn vehicles often uncovers some of these interesting stories.

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[HenryMichelin]

THANKYOU! I just finished watching the stage coach series, your wheels and undercarriage held up very well . What a great group of young people. I love your videos, please keep making them.

[robbullis]

Thanks for the link. My Great Grandfather had the overnight stage stop in Humphrey Nebraska. My Grandfather was born in 1895 and told me about it when I was a little boy in the 60's. I have no doubt that I will enjoy watching those young men's adventure.

[wilburlahmann]

Dave, Thanks for pointing me to watching the young men and women making the stage run across Montana. It lifts my heart to know there are men and women of good character to take over the reins of America.

[ascott]

Rambling?? No sir!! I'll binge this weekend!!! Thank you!!

[_dog_Restoration]

THANKS for letting us know about E Heart Livestock story. I have watched every one of the stage coach videos. Loved them !!

[alexyoung]

Thank you for the story, Dave. I'm sorry for the lost of your friend.

[jamesyankovich]

Thank you for recommending Border to Border. Watched each one back to back. It was wonderful!

[aserta]

Always a pleasure to hear you recount stories and life lessons. :)

[bobchristison]

I’ve been watching your videos for a while now. Although I’m not an enthusiast when it comes to horse drawn vehicles, I was raised around them in my early youth and loved them. I truly believe that you are a national treasure. I look forward to your videos each week because of the way you approach your trade. It is very calming to me. Thank you very much. Warmest regards—Bob Christison.

[vangoodwin]

The Lakota call winter season the Coyote Tale season. Elders and Aunts with Uncles teach the young through story and lore. You Sir, are an artisan and historian worthy of listening to. As an antique furniture restorer I most often learn the history of pieces I work on such as a Mint back bar I restored in Montana. I greatly appreciate your craft and stories. More people need to look back at our histories and learn just how good they have it today and how much stronger our ancestors were.
Please keep up the great work and videos and I will continue to enjoy.
You all are in my prayers, Thank You
Hoka Hey

[willemstreutgers]

Kudos for you, making history alive. This is so important, always remember the history of your country with respect to all involved.

[rippatoe]

What a joy watching the videos of the Montana kids travel cross state on the stagecoach. Thanks for sharing.

[miltonpomales]

American History. You, Sir, is a rare example of things that we need to show and teach our new Generations. Have a great weekend!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[steveshoemaker]

Thanks for....Sharing this story....Thanks again Dave....!

[dloregon]

Just watched all 6 episodes of the stage trip across Montana, , , waiting for the last one now, looked like a great adventure. Thanks.

[philipwagner]

You just told a great story ! You are a real craftsman, and do great work ! Thank you for the great videos !

[ronwhite]

Wow Dave, I've been binge watching Border to Border. What an awesome documentary and amazing story. I want to tell everyone to watch it from the beginning. Thank you for sharing with us. God bless you and your family and the Border to Border team.

[tomtruesdale]

What a great story about the stagecoach. Going to check out the E Heart Livestock channel.

[jeffwisemiller]

Hard to believe that spry young man has become a wise old(er) man. The knowledge you have is priceless & without the videos would vanish into the mists of time. It would be so interesting to sit down & BS with you about the things you've been involved in. Even makes history come alive both in reality and in film. Really like your intro shots as well, thank-you for sharing.

[richardmilliken]

Dave, thanks for the recommendation and sharing your part of the story. I found myself watching all of the stagecoach story. Seemed like a group of nice young folks doing something both worthwhile and unique. Well worth a watch!