These two wagons were never together during their lifetime, but we're going to make sure they will work together. The sheep herders wagon had no undercarriage, and the undercarriage had no body, so we're going to match them together and preserve them both. Both came from this local area, so they are both significant to local ranchers. Thanks, for coming along on the journey.

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