Route 66 T-Shirts

A true american muscle car!

Introducing "American Classic Car Inspired by the Ford Ranchero" by The Artful Allie. This graphic art print is a tribute to the iconic Ford Ranchero, featuring the classic car winding its way down a picturesque country lane along Route 66. The print captures the nostalgia of the retro cars of days gone by, as the black Ford Ranchero drives along at sunset. The golden light of the setting sun highlights the sleek lines of the car, evoking feelings of romance and adventure. If you are a fan of muscle automobiles, this print is a must-have for your collection. The attention to detail and the use of color make this piece truly captivating. It's perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of vintage cars and want to bring a piece of th...

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hand drawn stylistic illustration of the Hotdog Man that's located in Atlanta Illinois. He's also sometimes called a Muffler Man, from the famous statues scattered across the US. He's on the famous Route 66 of Americana.

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Love is love is love.

Route 66 sign, black on white Where the Mother Road Begins, great greeting cards, tee shirts or framed prints, stickers.

CADILLAC RANCH 2.0. AN UPDATED TAKE ON THE FAMOUS CADILLAC RANCH IN AMARILLO TEXAS.

Kelso Depot California Train Station Mojave Desert Route 66

Ask me about cars is the slogan for this humorous text design in courier style type face for racing addicts and stunt drivers who can't stop harping on about the greatest car chases ever stories.

T-shirt or sticker for all 1966 KG owners!

This is an artistic illustration of an old antique DeSoto car I saw while traveling through Holbrook Arizona on Route 66

A true american muscle car!

Flate retro design for a hot rod truck.

Route 66 signs on brick wall Wiliams, Arizona USA

A true american muscle car!

route 66 grand canyon

Historic route 66 sign on building in Illinois.

The entrance to La Cita Mexican restaurant in Tucumcari New Mexico sits under a giant sombrero, one of many roadside artifacts to be found along The Mother Road. Contact me for customization.

Another oft photographed relic of route 66 is this decaying Chevrolet Apache. It sits outside what was formerly knows as The Ranch House among other names. Like The Mother Road itself this truck is being slowly reclaimed by nature.

A True Classic

An American classic, the Chevy Monte Carlo took to the streets of America and dominated. It was a statement, a dream, and a love affair that's still going strong today. This print is the perfect gift for the American Muscle car enthusiasts in your life. It's not just a car but a powerful symbol of the American Dream. Now you can be inspired by this piece of concept art that celebrates an iconic vehicle, as a tribute to the power of design and individuality.

Old building along Route 66 in green vintage hues

Bardahl Oil Company was founded in 1939 by Ole Bardahl (January 28, 1902 – August 11, 1989), a Norwegian immigrant to the United States.

A true american muscle car!

It's what gave Asteroid City its name!

ROUTE 66

Experience the electrifying thrill of a Camaro's night-time drift through bustling streets with our stunning digital design. Get your Camaro Z28 drifting masterpiece today and stand out in style!

Get your kicks… on Route 66!

Get your kicks... on Route 66!

Classic Ford Landau at Roy's Motel Cafe

There are parts of old Route 66 where abandoned cars grow like weeds. This heap of rusting elegance is somewhere in Phillipsburg, MO along a stretch of road that once bustled with traffic.

Classic Ford Sports Coupe at Roy's Motel Cafe

Cool biker design with an old motorcycle.

Tail of vintage Plymouth American classic with New Mexico plate abandoned

Fun Find Along Route 66 Oklahoma by Debra Martz There are so many fun things to see along route 66, the Mother Road, if you just keep your eyes on the lookout! This was somewhere east of Arcadia, Oklahoma...one of those stop the truck now moments! Digital filters applied to bring out extra colors. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved