Can this aircraft wreckage be identified? I live in Salinas (central coast California) and there’s an old plane wreck (located within the boundaries of Toro Park County Park in a remote section). On a hike yesterday, we located and took some pictures and I was seeking some help to identify the type of aircraft and then perhaps some more information (searching the CA plane crash registry came up empty). So looking for more details – firstly identifying the plane and then perhaps locating who/where/etc – there are no other known details.

I have some photos for reference (but would only let me add 1).
A plane should be able to be identified by the serial numbers of the various parts recovered at the crash scene.  The history of any part on a plane is documented extensively by the serial number.  The NTSB should be able to track down when the part was produced and who the part was delivered to.   As Tanner mentioned the NTSB should be contacted immediately and the wreckage should not be moved.  There are many plane crashes that have occurred many years in the past which have still not been found. You may have stumbled on a piece of history that could bring closure to a family who may have never known what happened to their loved one.