Route 66 Kingman AZ Canvas Print / Canvas Art – Artist David Gianfredi

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This is a beautiful stretched-canvas print wrapped on 1.5″ thick stretcher bars. The print is professionally printed, assembled, and shipped within 2 – 3 business days from our production facility in North Carolina and arrives ready-to-hang on your wall. Fine Art America is home to more than 75,000 artists from all over the world who entrust us to fulfill their print orders online. We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee on every print that we sell and look forward to helping you select your next piece. Keywords: Americana Canvas Print, Route 66 Art Canvas Print, Roadside Art Canvas Print

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Enyeart Motorsports Acquires Route 66 Powersports of Ionia, MI

Grand Rapids, MI (PRWEB) October 11, 2009

Enterprise Rent A Car Executive acquires Route 66 Powersports. Enyeart Motor Sports, LLC. Route 66 Powersports carries the top name brands such as Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki and Kymoc which dominate 66% of the motorcycle market. Featuring all Motorcycle, ATV, Off Road, Watercraft, Snowmobile and Enclosed Trailers. Also parts and accessories.

Jeff Enyeart has experience in the motor Industry. He was with Enterprise for 24 years and helped pioneer the company from 100 to over 7000 locations worldwide. Enterprise grew to be the nation’s largest rent a car company through personal service at a low price. Jeff plans to use the same philosophy at Route 66. The dealership is now a progressive, customer focused dealership. They want to earn and keep your business. Their main goal is CFL-Customers For Life!! Under new ownership they’re working hard to provide you with better service than their competitors. It is already starting to show with their customer satisfaction levels and repeat business. During the first months they have already had customers drive from Tennessee, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois to buy.

Response from the community has been very positive; Jeff Enyeart Owner of Enyeart Motor Sports/ Route 66 Powersports states,”The community has been very supportive and has made me feel welcome into this great city of Ionia.” Local Radio Station B-93 (WBCT-FM) hosted the Grand Opening where a hot dog eating contest was held to raise money for the Ionia United Way, which Jeff sits on the Board of Directors.

Jeff has already made some big changes to the dealership like the new 10,000 square foot inventory showroom. Stocked full of With over over 180 vehicles on site, you’re sure to find low prices and special offers on all brands, especially on preowned inventory. Another change is the revamped “Mother Road” MX track! This mile long moto-cross track is open to the public and is sure to please any rider. In addition to these changes Jeff plans on increasing staffing levels by 25% in 2009. He is currently working with a Veterans Employment specialist in which he has hired returning veterans.

Route 66 Powersports http://www.r66powersports.com, Where the Fun Begins… 3613 South State Road, Ionia, MI 48846 616-527-0130

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YOU CAN REALLY GET A-HEAD ON ROUTE 66, OR AT LEAST GET YOUR PICTURE TAKEN WITH ONE.

(PRWEB) September 22, 2004

Say “yes” to Historical route 66 in Kingman which represents the open road, the freedom, and the possibility for The American Dream and let your imagination soar!

Artist & former New Jersey resident Gregg Arnold has given people another reason to stop and just enjoy the views from the top of Antares Road, where you can watch the dust devils spiral up to the sky and glide over the untainted valley and up to the towering and majestic Music mountains and the Grand Wash Cliffs.

When asked why sculpt an Easter Island Icon on the corner of his property Arnold simply stated “Somebody had to. And besides, isn’t that what Route 66 is all about? Why not give people an unexpected surprise when they round the corner? I lived my whole life on the East Coast where everyone is piled up on top of each other and when I realized how much space is out here I knew I had to do something big and fun.” So fun in fact, that Trotter R.V. Sales of Kingman recently shot a commercial featuring Headicus.

The Kingman/ Hackberry section of 66 has recently seen quite a few changes and renovations. Everywhere you look there is new housing, new projects, and the re-vamping of old structures that have all breathed fresh life into the deserving Mother Road.

As you go east from the Kingman airport and industrial center you get an eyeful of open spaces, passing cattle and horses, and quite commonly you see trains that are literally miles long and stacked 2 high.

Trains on the right and mountain ranges on the left wind the traveler around to a bend in the road that signals their arriving at Headicus’s home, a fantastic A-frame building that was previously a restaurant and fuel stop in 66′s hey-day and is currently under renovation, complete with original sign, where Arnold says that people are welcome to stop and take their picture with his giant green head.

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Legendary Route 66 Completes its Journey

(PRWEB) August 3, 2005

As a prelude to two Route 66 books, coming out later this year, this online information about the Mother Road is by far, more extensive than most, and not only delves into Route 66, but also, the history of the many towns that this historic pavement passes through From vintage icons along the old highway, including such places as the Cozy Dog Drive-In in Springfield, Illinois; Wrink’s Market and the Munger Moss Motel in Lebanon, Missouri; or the Snow Cap Drive-In in Seligman, Arizona, this site continues to reach deeper into history.

If you thought that Route 66 was nothing more than an old weed-choked road dotted with motels and diners from the 1940’s, you’ll find that there is plenty more when driving this chunk of asphalt. From Civil War sites in Missouri and Oklahoma, outlaws in Texas and New Mexico, to the numerous gold mining camps of Arizona, the sights along this old highway are incredible.

Legendary Route 66, part of Weiser’s extensive look at the west on http://www.LegendsOfAmerica.com gives readers an in depth feel for this American classic. From the buttery smell of popcorn at the drive-in theater to a greasy burger at the local diner, Weiser takes you deeper into the cities and towns they were famous for, all the way back to the Old West. Towns like Holbrook Arizona, once said to have been “too tough for women or churches;” Tucumcari New Mexico, once referred to as “Six-Shooter Siding,” and Galena Kansas, the site of much bloodshed during its coal mining days.

As an added bonus, you will also find interesting side trips, numerous lakes, state and national parks, and historical sites — pages and pages of Americana that come to life, including a few surprises along the way. For more information visit Legendary Route 66 at http://www.legendsofamerica.com/66-Mainpage.html or contact Legends of America Owner/Editor Kathy Weiser at Legends of America – http://legendsofamerica.com, e-mail at info@legendsofamerica.com, call 913-708-5119, or snail mail at 7457 Quivira Rd, #166, Shawnee, KS 66216

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Ellettsville, IN (PRWEB) January 17, 2007

Ride & Fly Tours’ latest innovation in motorcycle tourism, a package tour along Route 66, gives bikers a chance to glimpse the spirit of American frontiersmen and legendary pioneers. The details of the Route 66 tour are available online at http://www.rideandflytours.com/route66.php.

“The American pioneering tradition is really the original source of our love of the road, and especially for bikers, that wanderlust will echo strongly,” says John Garwood of Ride & Fly Tours. “A motorcycle tour down Route 66 is the definitive way to relive that era and to rediscover a forgotten path from American heritage.”

Historically, Route 66 was the road to the promised land, leading thousands of people out of poverty in the east into prosperity of the west, especially in the golden state of California. Route 66 is no longer a U.S. Federal highway, and it is rarely even shown on maps — which makes it all the more ideal for an adventurous motorcycle odyssey. Spanning anywhere from five days to three weeks, the tour runs from Chicago through Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona before ending in Los Angeles.

As with every Ride & Fly motorcycle tour, the Route 66 package gives riders the chance to explore fabulous locations along the way. An experienced, knowledgeable guide rides with each party, so that riders can travel on the best roads and avoid the poorly maintained sections of Route 66. Ride & Fly customizes all aspects of the tour, such as accommodation along the way, according to the tastes of each party.

“Route 66 is the mother of all road trips, and beauty and timeless history abounds at every turn,” says Garwood. “Come along on our motorcycle tour and experience this adventure of a lifetime!”

Ride & Fly Tours offers unique vacation ideas that combine a love for motorcycle riding with a breadth of comfort and amenities. The company was started by John Garwood, a motorcycle enthusiast, and his wife Pamm. Ride & Fly Tours designs custom packages for even the most discriminating tastes, and its guides rely on a deep knowledge of the area to provide the most pleasurable holiday experience possible. For more information, please visit http://www.rideandflytours.com or, in the US, call toll free 866.225.6688.

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John R Garwood

6244 Shelly Drive

Ellettsville, IN 47429

Phone: 812.935.7679

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Bartels’ Route 66 Modern Classics Now Featuring Royal Dutch Gazelle Bicycles

Marina Del Rey, CA (PRWEB) October 25, 2010

Bartels’ Route 66 Modern Classics, L.A.’s premiere Cycle Boutique is proud to announce the sales and rentals of Royal Dutch Gazelle bicycles.

“These are hand-crafted European imports from a Dutch company that’s been building durable bicycles for 120 years,” says Glenn Bartels, owner of Route 66 MC. “Their timeless design (based on the vintage Oma style bikes) and heavy-duty frame offer dual purpose for the rider – style and function. Versatile, comfortable and low maintenance, Gazelle bicycles will be the perfect ride for all of your cycling pleasures.”

Prices start at only $ 659.00 for the Madelief, with the top of the line Primeur Model selling for $ 1,149.00. For more information go to: http://www.rt66mc.com Route 66 Modern Classics 4161 Lincoln Blvd. Marina Del Rey, CA 90292. (310) 578-0112

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I had been always wondering what exactly do route 66 attractions carry in them and from where does it start and end. It was not until a month back that I visited this place and I got complete up-to-date information on route 66. The route 66 attractions start from Chicago and wound its way across other eight states and end at Santa Monica California. These attractions have created business, memories and townships for people to fill the excitement of the place. There is lots of value and history attached to these places as modernization may not be very important to many people. The brief history about route 66 attractions is that Route 66 was a historic highway in the United States that extends from Chicago to Los Angeles, this route crossed much parts of American Midwest, southwest, great plains. Lets talk about route 66 attractions in brief:

The Sears Tower – the sears tower in Chicago is 110 storey building that stands tall at 1,450 feet, it was built in the year 1974. It was one of the tallest buildings in the world when it was built until the Petronas towers in Malaysia were built in the year 1998. Today, sears tower has been renamed to willis tower.

The Chain of Rocks Bridge – it was one of the famous crossing of Route 66 that passed Mississippi river, it was a narrow bridge and is famous for 22 degree bend over the river. The road is open to pedestrians during the day time and closed for vehicles.

The Jefferson National Memorial – the memorial was built in the year 1965 to commemorate the expansion of westward. The gateway arch is part of the memorial and the arch stands at 630 feet high and over 630 wide at its base. The underneath is a free museum that explores the Louisiana purchase.

Meramec Cavens – is located in Missouri, it was termed as “The jesse James hideoout” under a disputed claim, the advertisements were painted up and down of the route 66.

Devil’s Elbow  – is located on the big piney river in Missouri over the Ozark mountains, it offers amazing scenic beauty of nature and with good atmosphere around the place.

There are several route 66 attractions till the time finally where it ends up in Santa monica, California. Other route 66 attractions include the Shrine mosque, Schifferdecker Park, the Marsh Arch Bridge, the U-Drop Inn, the Devil’s Rope Museum, the leaning water tower in groom, the big Texan in Amarillo, the Cadillac ranch, Glenrio, texas, the blue swallow motel, the blue hole, pecos national historical park, St. Francis Cathedral, La Bajada Hill, Coronado state monument, Frontier restaurant, the painted desert, the petrified forest national park, Meteor Crater, Two gun, Arizona, Lowell observatory, Oatman, Amoby, the site of world first McDonald in California, wigwam motel, the Pasadena Freeway. Other attractive shopping centres and historic places in Route 66 are the historic Nob Hill district, university of new Mexico, Downtown – the District, Alvarado Transportation center, Crossroads mall, Kmo theatre and art gallery and also the historic old town.

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The famous Route 66 is a historic highway that ran from Chicago, Illinois and ended at the coastal city of Los Angeles, California. Known as the “Main Street of America”, it was established in 1926 and became a major route for migrants during the Dust Bowl of the 1930s. The route has been idolised in many songs, TV shows and films throughout the year, but was officially removed from the highway system in 1985. However, each year travellers from across the world drive the Historic Route 66 (as it is now known) to experience a famous piece of American history.

You can just fly into Chicago, pick up a rental car and a map and make your way to the City of Angels, but the easiest way to do this journey is by booking a Route 66 fly drive tour. A tour operator will make many of the necessary arrangements for you before you even set foot on US soil. They will sort out your rental car, book any accommodation, supply you with maps, guides, sightseeing tips and all the relevant contact details for emergencies.

A typical itinerary for a Route 66 self-drive tour can last around two weeks. Day one and the morning of day two is usually spent in the Chicago “The Windy City”. Here you will pick up your rental car, stay the first night in a city centre hotel and the next morning exploring the city and picking up supplies for the trip. In the afternoon you will start your journey west and make you way to Springfield, famous for being the birthplace of Abraham Lincoln (and possibly Homer Simpson).

After spending a night in Springfield, day three takes you to the banks of the Mississippi and St Louis, Missouri. Take the opportunity while you are here to venture on a traditional paddlewheel riverboat ride along this famous river. Days four and five take you through Missouri and briefly into the farmlands and small towns of Kansas before entering Oklahoma and spending a night in Oklahoma City.

During your journey along Route 66 you will see a number of sights and attractions that pay celebrate this famous road. This includes the “Cadillac Ranch” just west of Amarillo, Texas on day seven. The ranch has 10 Cadillac cars buried nose down in the ground to pay homage to the route.

After passing the midway point you continue into New Mexico. Be sure to look out for the historic buildings of Santa Rosa and stop at the Route 66 Auto Museum and admire the classic cars and Route 66 memorabilia. This part of the journey also takes you through Las Vegas, New Mexico, which was the filming location for Easy Rider and No Country for Old Men.

Day nine sees you entering Arizona and passing through the Petrified Forest National Park and on to day ten where you can make a stop at the breathtaking Grand Canyon. This is a great time to stop and rest and admire the amazing views of this famous landmark.

Watch the sunrise over the Grand Canyon before starting off on the final leg of your journey. Continue west and to the bright lights of Las Vegas, Nevada. Stay here for two nights to soak up the atmosphere and experience everything this unique city has to offer.

If you’ve still got some money left for petrol, your last day leads you through the Mojave Desert and to the home of palm trees and beautiful people – Los Angeles. LA is the final stop on many of these self-drive USA holidays, but you can extend your stay here and explore the city, or give your car back and make your way home.

Adam Singleton writes for a digital marketing agency. This article has been commissioned by a client of said agency. This article is not designed to promote, but should be considered professional content.

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