Drive Inn Baseball T-Shirts

If you're looking for an old style burger and prices, with small town friendliness, and a 50's atmosphere, then Pat's Drive Inn is the place for you!

Photography of the classic Silver Moon Drive Inn neon sign circa 1940s - 50s.

The Mr. Swiss company was based in Oklahoma City, OK. The chain was started in 1964 by L.J. Doerfler and featured a diverse menu that included 34 soft-style ice cream flavors and 11 sandwiches ranging from a 25-cent hot dog or hamburger to a 69-cent corned beef and roast beef sandwich. Doerfler’s father, Lawrence M. Doerfler, died in 1961 at age 55. Doerfler Sr. was apparently a big shot and ran a construction company he founded in 1936.

Classic drag racing days and Tom Senko's Legacy Cars represented in this illustration!

If you travelled Route 66 between Amarillo, Texas and Albuquerque, New Mexico at some point between 1949 and 2000, you probably at least thought about pulling off at the Westerner Drive-Inn in Tucumcari, New Mexico. Located at 1001 West Route 66 Boulevard, it was the only thing around on this particular stretch and was pretty hard to miss, and frequent travelers have undoubtedly knew it was the place to get a great meal. Operating as an old school drive in for just over five decades, the Westerner specialized in big burgers, golden fries, and traditional sodas, even offering a full breakfast menu to weary travelers.

Spooky Vintage Snack Bar

Original Edit and Design of John Margolies image in Public Domain from Library of Congress.

Familiar icons from the fifties

Mash up style artwork of an old Route 66 highway sign and the classic Silver Moon Drive In sign. A cool look at the 1940s through the 70s.