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"Edwin", a golfer, at El Monte Sign Company, 2710 Santa Anita Avenue (California)
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Chieftain Motel, Carrington (figure is a Native American with upraised arm) (North Dakota)
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Bunyan (no job too big): Skyline Motors Tractor Trailer Repair, Foristell, Missouri (Missouri)
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Muffler Man collection, Ocean Terrace, Seaside Heights (New Jersey)
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A Giant Hot Dog Statue on Route 66 in Atlanta, Illinois was relocated from Bunyon's in Cicero upon that restaurateur's retirement. (Illinois)
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Louie The Lumberjack at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff (Arizona)
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Silencers are large molded fiberglass sculptures that are used primarily in the United States as advertising icons, roadside attractions, or for decorative purposes. The first character, about 18 to 25 feet tall, was a Paul Bunyan character designed to hold an ax. Derivatives of this number are widely used to accommodate large car silencers, tires or other items that promote a variety of roadside businesses.
Most of the silencers are made of international fiberglass in Venice, California. The silencers were sent to different states across the United States. The random tool generated approximately 83 items, documenting the locations of silencers in states like California, Arizona, Connecticut, Colorado, Kansas, Idaho, and so on. If you want to get a look at these big things, be sure to use a random tool to find out where they are.
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