This is a beautiful chuckwagon. I had an old boyfriend who was raised by parents that built roads on the Mongolian Rim In Arizona. He was raised as a small child in the Forest with his older sister. I met him in the 90s. He built me one just like this, only smaller.

I have to add Hart Square to my bucket list. As a hobby cook I love the whole premise around the check wagon. Maybe I can attend a chuck wagon show if I don’t end up getting lucky enough to own one. History is far from perfect but the chuck wagon is iconic. Long days, hot food and coffee. The world travels on its stomach. The chuck wagon is one man’s domain and everyone respect that.

What an interesting video. Great. I love all these stories about the West specially the stories around the Chuck wagons. I have build a Modell Chuck wagon in scale 1:10 and its looking great. Best wishes from Germany

I would love to be able to ask some questions to this man in the video...what an awesome demonstration

Very interesting 👍 that chick-wagon guy had a LOT of work to do! 😳

Thank you very much for this great informative and educational video - A real life history lesson! This is something else than KFC or Mac D.

Glad I found this channel, I hope to visit Hart Square Village someday. The info in this one was wonderful. Great presenter.

Excellent presentation! Thanks!

Nice job, thank you.

ive never eaten something off a chuckwagon but just the mention of them makes me hungry, im guessing from the years of film , tv and books its burned into my subconscious😁

What state is Hart Square?