Route 66 Merch

The Mississippi River on a sunny day

This Design Skull Travel Forever was inspired by my need to keep traveling and seeing new places.

Cargo train passing Gallup New Mexico, USA

Faded advert on the side of a building in Galena, Kansas along Route 66.

Yellow fields under blue cloudy sky in rural USA

Desert scene Nevada USA

Road trip collage with dogs and sightseeing in the U.S.

welcome to seligman

Astronaut - Way Back Home

Kingman - Totally Very Sucks

The Mississippi River on a sunny day

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Located in the heart of the Ozark Mountains, Springfield is the third-largest city in the state of Missouri and the county seat of Greene County. It is the principal city of the Springfield metropolitan area, which has a population of 462,369 and includes the counties of Christian, Dallas, Greene, Polk, and Webster. Springfield's nickname is "Queen City of the Ozarks" and is also known as the "Birthplace of Route 66." This '50s era travel design celebrates Springfield and some surrounding points of interest.

Vintage Nash teeshirt.

Wear this tee and let your sense of humor and playful side shine. It's a nod to those spontaneous road trips, unexpected detours, and spontaneous getaways that make life a thrilling adventure. Whether you're a free spirit, an optimist, or simply enjoy a good laugh, our Route 69 Adventure T-shirt is your perfect companion. Buckle up and join us on this fun-filled expedition – because life's too short not to take the road less traveled.

Oklahoma Grunge Smiling Face Black Background. The name OKLAHOMA is spelled out on top.- distressedly designed by pelagioAM

Mega cool design for all bikers, motorcycle enthusiasts and mechanics.

Front view of the rusted pickup witch sat outside Gary's Gar Parita service station in Ash Grove, Missouri. Much like Route 66 near which it resides this truck has seen better days and much like The Mother Road it still sits proud.

Here's a little dose of state love from us to you. Where are you from? Where do you hang your hat? Where have you visited? Where are your loved ones?

Artist illustration of a watercolor I painted captures the iconic Muffler man statue towering above Route 66 in Gallup, New Mexico. With its towering metallic frame and wide stance, the statue stands tall against the open, sweeping landscape. In the watercolor, the dusty earth tones of the desert landscape and the vivid blue of the sky perfectly complement the vibrant red and yellow colors of the statue, bringing the scene to life. It's a snapshot of the quintessential American west, frozen in time on paper.

Silhouette in the shape of a chicken holding a bucket of fried chicken

The iconic burros of Oatman!

Here's a little dose of state love from us to you. Where are you from? Where do you hang your hat? Where have you visited? Where are your loved ones?

Death Valley Tourist, Vintage Distressed

Simple abstract image of a black motorcycle on a beige background.

tekoa wash

Hand-drawn on paper and coloured with markers first, this design is unique and cute - perfect for any Roadhog lover in your life!

CADILLAC RANCH

Cactus in the desert

road trip to the 66 route

My poparts are based on iconic images, symbols, persons or like here, I used the motorcycle that is a strong symbol of freedon. I had an idea to create a popart image about a road trip after watch the Thelma & Louise movie, yes , no motorcycle there, but that environment about a road sorrounded by a desert is very extreme and I thought it is a challenge for a solitaire rider. No rider here but it seems it hs parked his motorcycle and probabbly is taking a beer near inside the gas station.

A classic 1961 American sedan straddles the historic route 66 highway... Rendered in Vue Complete 11 with postwork in Photoshop Elements 10, Topaz Adjust 5 & ArtRage 4...

Hotel el Rancho

Historic gasoline pump, Sky Chief Texaco.

Novelty license plate for Route 66, "Main Street of America" Canon EOS 5D Mark III with Canon EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM lens

Pops 66 Station by Debra Martz Travel along route 66 in Arcadia, Oklahoma and you will find a 66 foot tall soda structure weighing in at 4 tons. The stop includes over 600 varieties of soda displayed on a glass wall, a restaurant, gas station and curio shop. This image is a partial section of the glass wall where the sodas are displayed as seen from the outside. Maybe some day I will pass by when it is lit at night in multi-colored neon. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20200602-DSC_0552-Edit-Enhanced.dng