A Fallen 1st Gen?

On my way back from work I came across this.

What do y'all think happened?

 

Whoever bought my first, one owner Tacoma, put another 200k miles on her, then hydro-locked the engine.

 

Looks like they pulled a Jamesboy and drove into poo water

Could be loses for Nebraska going south to be reclaimed

 

I’m going to go out on a limb and say those are flood cars since they’re both caked in mud.

Lots of flooding in Northern California happened recently.

 

Judging by the mud and the fact that its got the windows down presumably to help dry it out, I'd have to agree

 

Panther Body Ford up on the bed, I’m going to say it’s a Lincoln Town Car based on the Chrome accent under the taillight. Looks like some kind of debris damaged it. Look inside. Roof damage too.

 

Dunna na na

Shaggy and Scooby solve another one

 

Major flooding in Eastern Nebraska and Western Iowa too, news said losses near 2 billion already. Just back in 2011 they claimed we had a 100 year flood now 8 years later this one is worse.
looks like a tire in the back of that ford car

 

Indeed it is Cali. Was going north on 165.

 

@Jamesboy2233

 

where in NE are you from?
the mighty mo still has to deal with the snowmelt in the rockies, when they reopen the dam in SD

 

S.E. Nebraska near Nebraska City. Yes I have heard we will have extremely high river levels through the spring. Having all the extra traffic from I29 being closed, well it gets crazy. A fatality on highway 75 couple nights ago.

 

I drove out south of town the other day on highway 50 by Louisville over the Platte river and that was raging like I have never seen, usually a very quiet and calm river

 

No youre all wrong... aliens from space do that to a truck. I've seen it before.

 

Climate change bitches, grab your wallet, we all is going to pay....

 

Can’t tell if serious or

 

imo, the current situation is probably the 100 year flood as people have no control over the rapid snowmelt
8 years ago (2o11) the people (government) had plenty of control over the mismanagement of the dams up north in order to 'save some nature' as far as I remember