Rez Cars Explained and Remembered
<p>The two material things I wanted when I escaped rural Oklahoma (formerly the Muscogee Creek Nation) were a place to live with lights and plumbing built in and a car that always started. Not to say I had a car that failed to start. I had no car, but I was car-crazy, like most teens of the day, on or off reservations.</p>
<p>All the reservations in Oklahoma save one — the Osage — were made to disappear with Oklahoma statehood in 1907. The Osage had enough oil to buy enough Congresscritters to keep their mineral rights, if not their surface rights, as a collective holding rather than what happened to the rest of us.</p>
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