Giant Objects on Route 66

Massive 42-foot Route 66 rocking chair that held the world record from 2008 to 2015 and remains an iconic photo stop.

Large blue concrete whale extending into a pond beside Route 66.

Popular Route 66 roadside art installation featuring oversized vintage gas station imagery.

Oversized fiberglass cowboy standing outside Cadillac Ranch RV Park.

Fourteen-foot green tiki-style head created by Gregg Arnold at Antares Point.

Thirty-foot fiberglass astronaut Muffler Man holding a rocket at the entrance to South Island Park.

Giant roadside arrow landmark beside the ruins of the historic Twin Arrows Trading Post east of Flagstaff.

Giant fiberglass figure holding a hot dog beside historic Route 66.

A 22-foot fiberglass service-station attendant waving and holding a wrench outside Gearhead Curios.

Folk-art grounds dominated by a 90-foot concrete totem pole, with smaller sculpted objects and a fiddle collection.

Giant fiberglass cowboy Muffler Man mounted above John's Used Cars at Coal Avenue and Fifth Street.

Giant fiberglass lumberjack Muffler Man displayed beside Northern Arizona University's Walkup Skydome.

Rooftop fiberglass figure combining a human body with a chicken’s head.

World's-largest covered wagon topped by a giant Abraham Lincoln figure reading a law book.

170-foot water tower shaped like a Brooks catsup bottle and one of Illinois' best-known roadside landmarks.

Giant roadside chair sculpture, great for quirky photo stops.

Ten-foot carved wooden lumberjack formerly displayed at the Lumberjack Cafe site on Milton Road; now reported moved indoors to Northern Arizona University.