- Muffler man - Wikipedia
A muffler man holding a hot dog at Bunyon's in Cicero, Illinois Muffler men are large molded fiberglass sculptures that are placed as advertising icons, roadside attractions, or for decorative purposes, predominantly in the United States
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- Muffler Men Home Page - Roadside America
Muffler Man of Metal (And Neon) The permanent Route 66 Experience exhibit at the Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield features a stylized sculptural tribute to the Muffler Men of the Mother Road
- Muffler Men on Route 66
Standing 19 feet tall, Atlanta's "Muffler Man, holding a hot dog" is also known as Paul Bunyon (yes, Bunyon with an "o" and not Bunyan with an "a") is a relatively newcomer to town, because its original location was closer to Chicago: it came to Atlanta from Cicero, Illinois
- Search for Muffler Men on a Road Trip in the USA - Atlas Obscura
The overblown figures could be found, in particular, along Route 66 The first commissioned muffler man was a giant depiction of Paul Bunyan, wearing a red shirt, jeans, and a yellow cap
- The towering legends of the Muffler Men - CBS News
There are thought to be just a few hundred left But every once in a while a Muffler Man resurfaces "That's my favorite part of all of this, is the hunt, looking for something that's lost,"
- The Ten Most Famous Muffler Men - HubPages
None other than our humble carpet-clutching muffler man His cameo has made him one of the most recognizable muffler men in America, and in the world of reruns and instant streaming, fame is never fleeting
- Flagstaff Muffler Men: The Story Behind the Route 66 Giant Men
Legend has it that this was the very first muffler man to roll off the assembly line in 1962 Later, when the establishment became The Lumberjack Cafe, a second fiberglass statue was purchased
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