What Really Happened to America’s Most Infamous Crime Machines

In 2004, a welder in Granby, Colorado sealed himself inside a homemade armored bulldozer and spent two hours flattening his own town. Police fired around 200 rounds at it, and the bullets did nothing. Locals said it could have been a tourist attraction. Instead, the town cut it apart and sent the pieces to separate scrapyards, so nobody could ever stand next to it again. And that isn't even the strangest one. This is what really happened to the getaway cars, bomb trucks, boats, planes and rafts behind America's most infamous crimes. 0:00 The Killdozer 3:13 Timothy McVeigh's Mercury Marquis 5:28 The 1993 World Trade Center Ryder Van 6:45 The Brink's Robbery Truck 8:39 Bernie Madoff's Boats 10:19 The North Hollywood Shootout Getaway Car 12:22 James Earl Ray's Mustang 14:31 The Chowchilla Kidnapping Bus 16:35 David Koresh's Camaro 19:01 The Watertown Boat 21:05 D.B. Cooper's Boeing 727 23:29 The Alcatraz Escape Raft Which of these machines belongs in a museum, and which should have been destroyed? Tell us in the comments. Watch more: What Really Happened to History's Most Infamous Death Cars    • What Really Happened to History's Most Inf...   Most Infamous Death Cars In History    • Most Infamous Death Cars In History   Most Infamous Murder Cars In America    • Most Infamous Murder Cars In America