What Really Happened to Every Dead Country Legend’s Car

Hank Williams bought a pale blue Cadillac with a bank loan and agreed to pay it off over 18 months. He made it less than six. On New Year's Day 1953, he died in the back seat on the way to a show, and three weeks later the title arrived in the mail. Today the car sits in a museum in Montgomery, and nobody is allowed to sit where he died. And that isn't even the strangest one. This is what really happened to the cars country music's greatest legends left behind. 0:00 Hank Williams' Cadillac 2:49 Johnny Cash's Rolls-Royce 4:50 Webb Pierce's Nudie Pontiac 6:11 Roy Rogers' Nudie Car 8:08 George Jones' Lawnmower 9:53 Marty Robbins' Race Cars 12:27 Jerry Lee Lewis' Harley 13:53 Jimmy Buffett's Ford Falcon 15:17 Ernest Tubb's Cadillac 16:45 Loretta Lynn's Cadillac 18:15 Johnny Cash's Tour Bus 20:07 Waylon Jennings' Cadillac Eldorado 21:58 Dolly Parton's Tour Bus 23:32 Johnny Cash's One Piece at a Time Cadillac 25:27 Buck Owens' Nudie Pontiac Did you ever see one of these cars in person, or meet one of these legends? Tell me 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