Boothill for a Charger

My wife and I went to Tombstone AZ last weekend. We decided to walk to to Boothill Cemetary. When we finished looking at the historic gravesites we started walking to our RV campsite. As we walked along the road I kept a keen lookout for rattlesnakes in the weeds along the road, never saw a rattler but I spied a car covered with brush. As I looked closed I realized it was an old Charger. I'm not familiar with the different body styles of each year but from what I could see it looked to be a 66-68. I wasn't able to walk down to the car from the road without doubling back and walking through someones property, but I was able to take a picture of the Charger. If you're in Tombstone and you go to Boothill, just keep walking about a 1/2 mile and look to the right to see a Charger in the brush!

66plysat said:

My wife and I went to Tombstone AZ last weekend. We decided to walk to to Boothill Cemetary. When we finished looking at the historic gravesites we started walking to our RV campsite. As we walked along the road I kept a keen lookout for rattlesnakes in the weeds along the road, never saw a rattler but I spied a car covered with brush. As I looked closed I realized it was an old Charger. I'm not familiar with the different body styles of each year but from what I could see it looked to be a 66-68. I wasn't able to walk down to the car from the road without doubling back and walking through someones property, but I was able to take a picture of the Charger. If you're in Tombstone and you go to Boothill, just keep walking about a 1/2 mile and look to the right to see a Charger in the brush!View attachment 861156

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Yes a 66 or 67 Charger.

Previous owner a relative of Doc Holliday. ???

You have better eyes than I do, didn’t notice it when we were there, but I wasn’t looking for rattlesnakes either.

Considering the shoot out was in a corral, it's sort of appropriate since a Charger is a war horse.
Is the car in it's final resting place as well?