Why the hell would anyone deface the car by painting "The Bonnie & Clyde Car" across it, let alone in such a crappy font.

*anyone here after watching The Highwaymen?*

Whats creepy is that they have actual old video footage of the car shot up, and seeing the real car now in our life time is chilling.

The Bonnie and Clyde car is scary. Had a funny feeling every time I go near the car at whiskey Pete’s at state line....

Would have thought that the shirt would have more holes in it since he took 51 ?

No one is gonna believe me when I say this, but it IS actually true: Bonnie Parker is a very distant relative of mine. My Grandmother's last name was originally Parker before she married. She did a family background check, and actually found out she was related to her as a distant cousin. She is my, like five generations ago, distant cousin. It was a surprising fact to my Grandmother lol. She just thought it was coincidence they had the same last name.

My grandfather lived in a town where Bonnie and Clyde came through being chased by police. He said people in town were afraid and holed up in their houses with the shutters down. He said they flipped their car on a sharp curve; but, still escaped on foot. He said that after police had taken everything from the car, folks in town were allowed to go through it. He got a marble out of it that he kept for many years before he passed away. My grandmother had an original newspaper clipping of Bonnie's poem that she kept in a frame until she died. She had a lot of historical items that she left to a museum in Texas.

Saw the car at the Louisiana State fair in the '80s. Actually collected tickets for people to see it. They were killed about 45 miles from where I lived. I did pass the exact spot several times. There is a bronze historical marker at the site just outside of Arcadia close to Gibsland.

at 6:12 it thought the mannequin was raising its arm and i kinda jumped

Back in the 70’s that car was at a place called cars of stars in Buena Park California My sister and I Got to see that car and we stuck our fingers in the bullet holes in the door

I am glad you took the time to make this video and shared it. I was seven in 1970 when i saw this car, it was on a trailer at a Carnival in Richland Hills shopping center parking lot, Richland Hills TX. My Grandparents took my brother and I to the carnival and I just wanted to examine that car. I did because they let you touch it, look inside it. I remember leaning over the rail of the trailer about the car running board height, looking thru the bullet holes in the drivers door and sticking my finger through most of them. My papa held me up so i could see down into the car, the seats were ripped up and dark stains, it made an impression on me for sure.

Anyone else notice the ghosted face on the back/right shoulder of the shirt?

In the 60's someone brought a car to Virginia, said it was the bonnie and clyde car, I do remember a lot of bullet holes.

Those officers did not try to arrest them, all they did was murder Bonnie and Clyde that day. No arrest took place.

my father was born in 1918, He told me stories he remembered about Bonney and Clyde, he Never went into detail about HOW he saw this but he told me he saw the inside of the car the day of the ambush right after their bodies were removed, and he told me the amount of blood was disturbing, much more than you see in the car today, I've never seen the car, but growing up I heard stories about that day, and relived it over and over.. consider this, the amount of bullets that went into the car, was supposed to be about half the amount that was fired.. WOW what an ambush., it WAS a firing squad from Hell...

Thank you for this. You had to battle the glare, all that background noise, but your efforts are appreciated. Very interesting!

I remember when I was a little girl I lived in Ocala Florida. I seen Bonnie and Clydes car and it was all shot up around the whole car. I've always remembered that. I loved the movie of Bonnie and Clyde. Good movie too.

Cool video, really appreciate you taking the time to share!

Thanks for the video, I remember my Dad taking me to see the car, I was maybe 11 or 12 at the time when the car was in Hagerstown, MD in the 1970's. The blood stains on the cloth of the seats really made an impression on me. So I never got into that type of trouble.

I saw this a few years back , before the glass was surrounding it. It used to be in a corner type area with it corded off with red "ropes"

Bonnie and Clyde were ambushed approximately 5 miles south of Gibsland IN Bienville parish Louisiana. Clyde was hit 20 times and killed instantly. Bonnie took 26 rounds and still had a faint pulse, but died where she sat. The Bonnie and Clyde museum is in Gibsland, and has many of their weapons and personal effects retrieved from the vehicle. Interesting place, and a visit is highly recommended. Creepy stretch of highway where they died, especially at night. In fact the whole area is really creepy. Good video.

2:25 there is a michael myers face in the lower shoulder area of the shirt NOT JOKING anyone else see it?

Thank you for your time to educate on The Bonnie and Clyde story. My Grand mother told me a lot of things from her time and loved her stories, thank you.

Thought I saw a face on that shirt

Congrats on the 100k!!

My mom was 9 and my dad as 12 years old when that happened. I think my dad told me he remember some news about this incident.

Thank you for posting! I live in California and am driving to Las Vegas for a weekend in May. I will have to stop in to Whiskey Pete's on my way and see if the car and other Bonnie and Clyde memorabilia is still there. I've seen a few videos, but no one mentions where it is. This is very cool. It's strange that the shirt isn't shot up more and there's almost no blood stains. He took 51 bullets. Also, I don't think the bodies in the photos are them. I've seen the death photos. The bodies they have up at Whiskey Pete's look nothing like them, especially Bonnie. Very strange. Thank you again for sharing.

Thanks for sharing your adventure. A shame so many armchair forensics experts took more time to attack the messenger as opposed to just enjoying the video for what it was. Thanks again.

I am in my late sixties. saw that car when I was about 15 yrs old in a traveling show at that time you could put your finger in on of the bullet holes in Bonnies side of the door. I just noticed at the time that it was a lite beige greenish. Didn't have that painted thing on the hood.

The shirt is in pretty good shape, considering the coat Clyde was wearing looked like Swiss cheese with over 40 holes in it when an official held it up to show extent of damage. Some good docos on yt with original film.

What an epic video. I was really impressed with your filming. You did such a great job (fighting the glare) and showed every detail of the car that I wanted to see. Perfect timing on each side and front and back !!! Keen eye you have for detail followed with a Great story line. Liked and subscribed .. You Rock 💥BAM💥👊😎

I paid 50 cent to see this car at a shopping center in North Carolina back in I believe 1969. It was in a trailer with one or two other cars traveling around the country. At that time it had no plastic on the seats and you could see the blood stains on the seats. I was able to see into the car of course there was no paint on that car at that time. I saw it at whiskey Pete's on two different occasions the first time it was just roped off and the second time it was encased as far as I can remember. But what really surprised me was how small Clyde shirt was he was not a very big man. But they sure did have some tears and holes in it. And a lot of bullet holes in the car and back in 69 you could see were bullets had hit the steering wheel and been hit a couple of times.

I sat in Clyde's driver seat at the museum of science and industry, Chicago, Illinois 1972. The guard left for break.

That's my name Bonnie . All of my life I've been ask where's Clyde . lol ! My son was born May 23

It's crazy just how many people are still interested in this pair.

Great film here. Next best thing to being there! Nice commentary too! Thanks for posting.

Ah yes the Classic Whiskey Pete’s Bonnie and Clyde exhibit. I’ve seen this multiple times, and it’s very interesting to research about Bonnie and Clyde and their “fan base” if you will. Great video.

Have you seen the recent documentary of the diaries that were discovered that were written by Blanche Barrow during the years she traveled with Bonnie and Clyde? Very interesting. I was born and raised in Dallas so I've always been interested in their stories and visited their graves.

02:25 Face in the shirt material 😱😱

Got to the town museum at Atoka Oklahoma. And they have pictures of the car after Bonnie and Clyde were killed. A lot of nay Sayers say that this car is a fake. I've done some research and this car is authentic. At least that's what I have found out.

They've got one of the cars used by Al Capone's mob sitting right next to the car used by Bonnie and Clyde. The car is built like a tank.

Clyde Barrow was born Wednesday March 24 1909 in Telico Texas died Wednesday May 23 1934 Gibsland Louisiana shot by police in ambush Bonnie Parker was born Saturday October 1 1910 Rowena Texas died Wednesday May 23 1934 Gibsland Louisina shot dead by police during the Great Depression era They are buried in separate cemeteries in Dallas, about nine miles apart. Barrow is buried at Western Heights Cemetery in West Dallas, while Parker is interred at Crown Hill Memorial Park in Dallas Texas

I remember watching that movie when I was a kid. Lakewood theatre in Dallas. The movie version of Clyde slow motion outside the car of course was more dramatic. After finding out Clyde was hit first ,killed instantly, now think they should've wrote it correctly. Warren and Faye did a great job ,though.

This is a cool video! Thanks for posting 👌

As weird as this may sound I actually saw this car in Wilkes Barre at an Antique Car Show my dad belonged to the Antique Car Club in Pennsylvania

They never imagined that was goin to happen on that road.. 😢Love this kind of histories...

Nice narration, warm regards from the South Bronx of NYC

Amazing and illustrative video. Thanks!

That was a very nice documentary.... Thank you

2:35 looks like Clyde's face in the wrinkles of the shirt on the back??? Creepy ahhhh YES!!!👀👀👀

Awesome video guys!! Great piece of history

I saw the car in Wooster Ohio as a teenager It left quite an impression on me! That and a field trip to the county jail when I was in junior high!🤐

AA The movie from memory was Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty. I remember watching it when I was younger..great video. ( thanks for the pick up. Mike. 👍🏼🙂)

Dude all the firering was done on drivers side...the bullets went threw clyde into bonnie and threw her to...not all of them but alot...they towed it threw town with them in it...and people were ripping at them getting hair and anything they could

Bonnie & Clyde did not use Thompson submachineguns. The only automatic weapons they used were M1918 BARS which are seen in the photo of weapons from the trunk.

So cool! I saw the original Bonnie and Clyde car as a little girl in 1967 in Northern Virginia. It was traveling around the country promoting the movie. I remember the musty smell of the interior.

Was it just me or did anyone else see an image of a mans face on the back right hand side of Clydes shirt??? At 2:35 I think it was!

He ran a monorail while he was dead. That's pretty impressive

Thank you so much for sharing. Your video is awesome

You're awesome, thanks for posting this! 😃😎👍👍

I think you got hosed! Clyde Barrow was shot about 51 times! Bonnie was hit 53 times! They basically gunned them down like dogs. They were a bloody mess....that shirt was a bit too good to be shot 51 times....probably with a Thompson.

Exit holes on the back of the shirt... no holes on the front of the Shirt. Compare this shirt to the photos taken at the scene and after he was removed from the car.

I saw this car back around 1970, or so, (not long after the movie was made) in a traveling road show in Downtown Walla Walla, Washington. Not many years later I saw the car that was used in the movie at a fair. The big difference I remember is that the movie car was shot up a lot all over, but the real car has that concentration of shots on the driver's door. When the movie came out, all my friends wanted to see it, and I ended up seeing the movie 13 time, and ever since then i have had this strange fascination with Bonnie and Clyde.

Have always wanted to visit this car at stateline, thanx for the tour❣😉

Great video very interesting history on bonnie and clyde keep it up the car is amazing would love to visit but I live in the United kingdom

We used to stop at wis key Petes back when it was a station with only about 4 slot machines

My mother in law, had kept an old clipping from a news paper, about how the car was even taken to schools, as a way to put fear into kids, if they ever wanted to become criminals. I wasn't aware of them having been in Topeka KS, but Blanche did mention Pratt KS. In her book, My Life with Bonnie and Clyde. It's amazing how many people are intrigued by them.. After having read the book, and having seen the movie, with Warren Beatty, I could now pick out the flaws. I think it was such a sad story, and an amazing one,as well. I think their story for some reason, is more popular, than those of Baby Face Nelson, and Machine Gun Kelly, and the like. Thank you for sharing THIS with the world. I Know I'll never get to see it up close...

She and her sons are in the Williams Timber Hill Cemetary . Its located in Craig county Okla. just off hwy 10 between Welch and Miami Okla.There are videos on line of the cemetary and it shows it all. Its a very pretty and quiet place . My parents owned the 10 acre ranch accross from the entrance road to the cemetary.

My great grandpa was hitchhiking in southeast texas with his buddy one day, bonnie and clyde picked them up, they eventually realised who they were and got out at the next town.

Respect from Italy!! Thx a lot!

Thanks, awesome video.

If you look at the original photos of the car at the scene. The rare window is perfectly intack and the windscreen has very specific bullet holes which is NOT the same as this car

thats like our fav bandit Ned Kelly and his armour.

Having looked at the film taken just after the ambush, the one with Bonnie and Clyde inside, some of the bullet holes appear to add up, but some don’t? Without the ability to overlay the photos it’s difficult, but, the passenger side rear quarter glass from the original film , and the car on display, it don’t add up, but it might f been changed over time, but even though it has a bullet hole in it, it’s certainly not the same glass as that was shattered though still in place and the officer taps on it.

Thanks So Much For The Tour

Great vid, thanks. Just a point of correction to Whisky Pete's photo exhibition: In the photo toward the end of your video, the two corpses were actually those of Ma Barker (on the right) and her son Fred who were killed in a brutal and prolonged shootout with federal agents in Florida on January 16, 1935. Fred was riddled with bullets; apparently Ma had taken her own life.

I wonder who took the hood ornament? It was on when they were shot and missing after that

2:33 you can clearly see a face on back of shirt

My great grandpa was friends with Bonnie and Clyde. The town that I live in is where the prison is at he escaped from. Eastham in Lovelady, Texas right down 19 they drove and escaped.

thanks for posting very interesting

I really cannot believe how many stupid people there are. It may or may not be the shirt, but remember, Clyde Barrow got shot 50+ times, not his shirt. He got hit in other places on his body apart from where his shirt was, such as legs and head. Its truly amazing how thick some people are.

I think you did a great job on the video, if the car or the shirt is not the reel deal it's not your fault it's the Casinos. Thank you for sharing with us!

very informative, thank you!

I saw the Highwaymen on Netflix the other night. On the Carpet Bagger channel if you look through his interactive map or videos he has a video about going to a Bonnie & Clyde stop where you see a door riddled with shotgun buttles, stuff that was in the pockets, change, Lucky Cigs. ect

I saw Bonnie and Clyde’s car late 60’s or early 70’s in Virginia. They brought the car around in a trailer. I don’t remember what we paid to see it?

Interesting Video, enjoyed the tour. I read some interesting books on Bonnie & Clyde, one was, My life with Bonnie & Clyde by Blanche Caldwell Barrow, University of Oklahoma Press, and Go Down Together, The True Untold Story of Bonnie & Cylde by Jeff Guinn, really interesting. I was amazed that on the FBI files Bonnie Parker was only wanted for riding in a felons stolen car, and she didn't actually shoot the police officer with the shotgun, at that time she was lame with battery acid burns injuries on one of her legs, treated by Clyde Barrow, leaving her partly lame, and Clyde Barrow had to carry her out the car, don't get me wrong, no one asked her to go for the murderous ride with Clyde and his gang, but almost an exaggerated folk law has been built around her in my view, when she received the acid burns, if Barrow had have left her at a hospital to get proper treatment, on arrest she would have probably only got five years, maybe people will disagree, great subject though.

Considering the very close proximity of the two murderers to the closely grouped, concealed Law Officers, and their clear line of fire, an astonishingly large number of rounds fired at point blank range actually missed their literally sitting (duck) targets! How were these highly experienced shooters able to miss that many times? By any definition, it was overkill to actually fire that many rounds and it may have been partly the reason that the public reacted the way they did.

I wish they had better cameras back then so we could see the stuff in pics

Yes my cousin Frank Hamer was a Texas Ranger called out of retirement that helped a long with other officers that set up the ambush on Bonnie and Clyde.

Someone really screwed it up with the yellow paint. Saw it in Hutchinson, Ks. at the State Fair.

Thank you for this video... very enjoyable

I wonder why there isn’t a dent in the in the front of the front fender on the passenger side I wonder if it’s a different fender

Was just there 5 years ago.

makes me wonder about this car,,,, from what i have found there are several of these cars like this around the US

Good video!!!

Strange how almost no bullet holes can be seen on the passenger's side and yet, they were both hit with just about the same amount of lethal blows. Makes on wonder...

Whiskey Pete seems like someone the Barrow gang would've approved of .a bootlegger, who ran a gas station ,as Clyde grew up next to his Dad's filling station..

They didn’t take any chances with these two , can’t blame them , they would have fought to the end

From one history nerd to the other,,,, thanks for the Death Car tour.

Great work thanks