2nd Amendment Cowboy

"Awesome place to learn history and to see one of Elvis's cadillacs, along with Willie Nelson. And I'm trying to remember the other guy's name. I believe it was John Wayne, but don't quote me on that. A very cool gift shop and I did not see the RV park of it, but it looked nice."

"Very unique roadside attraction, worth stopping by and checking this place out if you're in the area. The lady in the gift shop was super friendly and helpful. They also sale spray paint at a reasonable price, if you're on the way the Cadillac ranch which is right down the road."

"The 2nd Amendment Cowboy is a large, 22-foot-tall statue in Amarillo, Texas, near the Cadillac Ranch, that serves as a popular roadside photo opportunity celebrating the right to bear arms. Originally a "Muffler Man" statue, it was restored and now stands in front of a gift shop and RV park, featuring the Second Amendment text on its shirt and surrounded by three Cadillacs with mannequins of Elvis Presley, Willie Nelson, and John Wayne. It's a free, quick stop for travelers on Route 66."

"Nicely redone 60s style "Muffler Man" redone as a cowboy, a 2nd Amendment cowboy at that. A distant relative to the Salsa Man in Dodge City, and one of hundreds of tall mechanic fellows, and some women, designed and fabricated in the 1960s. This one has a nice home, three Cadillacs with famous drivers along with two gun bbq pits for company. The business has no relation to the nearby Cadillac Ranch but is owned by the RV park which also hosts a small souvenir shop with some friendly workers and a collection of kitschy items and shirts."

"A few Cadillacs with interesting passengers and the giant second amendment cowboy. The gift shop had friendly staff, handmade jewelry, T-shirts, souvenirs and route 44 sodas."