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Faded paint on this old truck behind the Cima Store labels it as a possession of Providence Land and Cattle

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03356-providence-land-cattl.jpg The Cima Store property also serves as a graveyard for many expired motor vehiclesThumbnailsMore old motor vehicles, and another crooked shed, behind the Cima Store, Mojave National PreserveThe Cima Store property also serves as a graveyard for many expired motor vehiclesThumbnailsMore old motor vehicles, and another crooked shed, behind the Cima Store, Mojave National PreserveThe Cima Store property also serves as a graveyard for many expired motor vehiclesThumbnailsMore old motor vehicles, and another crooked shed, behind the Cima Store, Mojave National PreserveThe Cima Store property also serves as a graveyard for many expired motor vehiclesThumbnailsMore old motor vehicles, and another crooked shed, behind the Cima Store, Mojave National PreserveThe Cima Store property also serves as a graveyard for many expired motor vehiclesThumbnailsMore old motor vehicles, and another crooked shed, behind the Cima Store, Mojave National Preserve

A Google search for "Providence Land and Cattle" turns up nothing. Best to ask some locals about the history of this truck; someone will know.