Bonnie & Clyde REAL Death Car - Primm, Nevada

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[michellecole]

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

[SabrinaRodrigues-bhjn]

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.

[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.

[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.

[danielerickson]

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…”

[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.

[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

[janabell]

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.

[retiredhappy]

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.

[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.

[zombiesir]

wow the drivers side of the car is mind blowing.

[peterk]

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.

[simonvanderwerf]

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

[myboyz]

I can't believe it has been 58 years since I saw the real Bonnie and Clyde car. I lived in Annandale, VA. My dad took us 3 older kids up the street to a little strip mall to see the car. A few years ago I read that the owner of the car was touring around the country with it because the Bonnie and Clyde movie would soon be premiering or had just recently come out. What I remember as a 4 or 5 year old little girl was being able to stick my head inside the car. It smelled super musty. It left an indelible mark on my brain. Because whenever I smell that musty smell I am right back there in 1967 looking at that bullet-ridden car. Ever since then I have been fascinated by everything related to Bonnie and Clyde. Thank you for this video.

[cbear]

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 🤫

[Witchypoo]

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...

[dougguard]

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.

[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.

[ladydragonfly]

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.

[Jerrylbee]

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