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Verde Canyon Railroad
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Just a short drive from beautiful Sedona, AZ in Clarkdale you can access a picturesque canyon exclusively on a handsomely restored train called the Verde Canyon Railroad. Like time travelling back to a simpler age, the train allows you to sit back and really take in this amazing countryside. Unlike a jeep tour or hiking tour, the Verde Canyon Railroad is a fun site-seeing option that the whole family can enjoy and will never forget. Learn more about us or reserve your spot at verdecanyonrr.com
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Verde Canyon Railroad Uncorked Wine Fest at the Depot
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Verde Canyon Railroad Uncorked Wine Fest at the Depot
Fright Nights at Verde Canyon Railroad Depot
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Fright Nights at Verde Canyon Railroad Depot
Sunset is Spectacular in the Verde Canyon
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Sunset is Spectacular in the Verde Canyon
Arizona's Longest-Running Nature Show, Verde Canyon Railroad
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Arizona's Longest-Running Nature Show, Verde Canyon Railroad
Magical Christmas Journey Now Booking
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Magical Christmas Journey Now Booking
It's Not the Destination. It's the Journey
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It's Not the Destination. It's the Journey
Magical Christmas Journey: Birds Eye Village and Depot
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Magical Christmas Journey: Birds Eye Village and Depot
Magical Christmas Journey™ at Verde Canyon Railroad
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Magical Christmas Journey™ at Verde Canyon Railroad
Fright Nights at Verde Canyon Railroad
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Fright Nights at Verde Canyon Railroad
Arizona Living - Your Life, Your Style ON Verde Canyon Railroad!
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Arizona Living - Your Life, Your Style ON Verde Canyon Railroad!
Texas State Railroad Celebration of Steam
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Texas State Railroad Celebration of Steam
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Wow!
Just appeared in my Shorts. Thanks for posting this as I didn't even know it existed. Plan on going to Arizona on vacation in the future and will definitely consider this as part of my vacation❤
We look forward to welcoming you aboard!
Is this experience meant to be truly scary (teen-adult level entertainment) or more geared toward being family friendly? Thanks!
It is somewhere truly in between. The scarier parts are the darker areas with lots of voices and sounds, as well as clowns. Clowns seem to freak out everyone. Lol! For the most part, it is a fun haunted house walk-through for everyone.
Question is. Were the boxes really loaded or were they empty. The way the last box moved I would suspect empty.
I find it funny I live right in the middle of Clarkdale ;)
Very impressed!
lol how much do empty crates weigh cons have been around for ever
Oh yeah, gasoline probably 25cents a gallon and the chevy auto $2000 - 2500 out of the showroom. Now $5 gall in Phoenix and car prices so out of reach for many people.
Wolf creek pass way up on the great divide coming on down the other side! LOL!
700 ✌
things were wired back in them days people and all everything was in black and white And they all talked funny 2.
Of course they had to stop to set up the camera for each shot along the way...
Gorilla Tape not invented yet so string will do😁
It's advertising how many times they stop to let it cool down they don't show it
I wonder how heavy that trailer was?
Just how hot would the brakes be coming back down with that trailer?
And it didn't take an overpriced diesel to do it. All with only a 3.4L OHV I-6, 79-80 hp, 155-156 lb-ft ; Transmission: 3-speed manual ; Drive: Rear-wheel
Ahh....back before the government stared designing our cars.
How heavy was the "heavy load"?
Cool video and Thumbs Up ! Wishing you and all your subs all the best.
“ Keeps Cool as long as the water boy comes around”.
Those were the days that they made quality cars!
The twine makes me feel very secure:)
Shout out to Adam Sandler at the end.
I've gone through Jerome, AZ a few times. It looks nothing like that now.
I grew up in Sedona and the whole area has changed A LOT in the last 10 years or so due to tourism. So sad to see. When I was a kid it looked very similar to this and that was 20 years ago.
Seing that four-wheeled trailer with almost no tongue weight on the car makes you wonder why almost all modern trailers and RVs do not apply the same principle: wouldn't that way pour less strain on the SUV or trucks pulling them ? 🤔
untill you pull one, then u will c why NOBODY uses them
Because, over a certain speed, the tail will wag the dog and dump you in the ditch!😮😂
My dad told me that his high school friends would test their cars' cooling abilities on Tollhouse grade between Fresno and Huntington Lake. In the 40's, my job, to keep from getting car sickness, was to sit in the middle of the front seat of our Ford and hold the shift lever to keep it from jumping out of gear.
You've been replaced by the bungee cord!
Anyone notice the pumpkin/diff at the back under the trailer???
Stopped to take shims out of the connecting rods I think I could hear it knocking
Now had they continued and gone to the top of Mingus, they could have tested the breaks going to Prescott.
Cool old video but you can tell that the boxes are empty the trailer is bouncing around to much
9 mile hill ..long climb
OK, so it was a " double load " of empty boxes, I love these videos of yesteryear.
Great video. That music though, I kept waiting for the Indians to come riding around the next hill. 😆
I thought the title said Jeremy Clarkson Arizona Film 1936... oh well
That has to be the most hinky hitch connection I have ever seen!
Kind of fits the mold for trailers and loads pulled in Arizona.
There’s actually a very solid pin holding the trailer on, the knot tied was simply to keep the pin from coming out, hardly any stressed will be on the knot at all.
Low gears low compression and big radiator
Water Boy....🤔... today a Water Boy would expect a career, retirement, union and protest for higher wages. Not taking the natural evolution in career ladder. 🤷♂️
There was a national campaign by Chevrolet in 1936 to have a more unified sales approach. There was a big push to prove that rural America was getting the same thickness steel,same quality parts as those being served in metropolitan city America. These displays were very effective in assuring Americans there was a consistent seamless manufacturing process. Also of note, Chevrolet used as a selling point the fact that Chevrolet vehicles contained materials from all ( at the time) 48 States.
Now let’s test the brakes
It’s the same today except there’s no wacky music playing
I think the '36 Chrysler Airflow is one of the best cars ever made. The '36 Chevy was a good car too.
Yeah, tying a string around your hitch isn't sketchy at all!
Back then folks where a custom to tying knots, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and 1936 was only approx 50 years from 1890. To survive you probably had to tie knots, horse takes a clove hitch🤷♂️
@@michaeltabanao9014 Bank robbers used the Horse Dealer's Hitch. Just pull the standing end & the knot unties. The trouble with that was, a horse could learn to untie it with his teeth! Might make for a hazardous get-away!
@Jami it's only to keep the pin from jumping out.
@@savage22bolt32 There goes your ride home......lol
Hey! It’s the SAFETY STRING!!!
And they had no water bag on the hood unbelievable.
Funny. My parents told me about the water bags as a kid. At one point the said it was mandatory for some areas in the southwest.
It’s Weird they don’t give you the weight of the trailer?.probably box is filled with helium balloons. every one knows is how much it Waze. If those boxes were filled with lead the car wouldn’t even move. So just like today deceptive advertisement
Nice. And they didn't even have anti-freeze back then! Good job!
Oh yes they did. They had a choice of permanent antifreeze, similar to what is available now; and temporary antifreeze, ethyl(?) alcohol, which would eventually evaporate ... requiring frequent resupply during freezing weather.
Water has a lower boiling point but a better heat capacity
The Long Long Trailer…
That 36 Chevy had a whole 79hp (at sea level) so the only thing in those boxes was air.
You know it. Maybe the top boxes had a length of board in them to keep them down.
Still more than a modern car can tow.
Still a heavy trailer ! 😄
Did you guys get a look at the rear end on the trailer? 🤔💭Either it was either junk yard built, or it's got a drive shaft connected pushing up the hill as well? Quote Bugs Bunny "Something very fishy going on around here"?
@@Mr.Martin4500 I'm used to seeing old drive axles under trailers. I don't know what trailer manufacturers were even in business back then, so I have nothing to even compare that trailer to, other than you typically cannot do high speeds with trailers like that.