A featured memory from the Route 66 centennial journeyTHE CREW · THE CARS · THE OPEN ROAD

THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY JOURNEY · 1926–2026

Two couples. Two classic Chevys.One legendary road.

Share every mile, discover the stories around you, and turn the adventure into something you can hold forever.

2,448 historic miles8 states1 unforgettable trip

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WHOSE VIEW?

One journey, your own stories.

See everyone’s memories together, or switch to one couple’s personal travel journal.

MEET THE ROAD CREW

Traveling Route 66 the way it was meant to be seen.

Two couples are towing matching teardrops behind a copper ’55 Chevrolet and a charcoal ’56 Chevrolet—living the centennial mile by mile.

Brett and Cindy Scott with their charcoal 1956 Chevrolet
BRETT & CINDY SCOTTThe Charcoal ’56Classic Chevy · Teardrop camper
Bob and Debbie Towne with their copper 1955 Chevrolet
BOB & DEBBIE TOWNEThe Copper ’55Classic Chevy · Teardrop camper

BUILT FOR THE MOTHER ROAD

Before the miles came the build.

These two Chevys did not arrive at Route 66 by accident. This is where Brett, Cindy, Bob, and Debbie can preserve the garage days, difficult fixes, favorite upgrades, and the work that made the centennial journey possible.

Chrome dashboard detail from Brett and Cindy's charcoal 1956 ChevroletBRETT & CINDY SCOTT

THE CHARCOAL ’56

Brett & Cindy’s build story

A place to document how they found the Chevrolet, the condition it started in, who helped, the mechanical and interior work, and what it took to make it road-trip ready.

01 The beginningAdd the car’s origin story02 The buildAdd workshop photos and milestones03 Road readyRecord upgrades and final details
Bob and Debbie's copper 1955 ChevroletBOB & DEBBIE TOWNE

THE COPPER ’55

Bob & Debbie’s build story

A place to preserve the first drive, restoration decisions, paint and chrome work, trailer setup, hard-earned solutions, and the story behind the finished car.

01 The beginningAdd the car’s origin story02 The buildAdd workshop photos and milestones03 Road readyRecord upgrades and final details

THE MOTHER ROAD

Follow the journey, stop by stop.

Tap any numbered stop to explore its local story, attractions, and current events.

YOUR ROUTE RIGHT NOW

Near Tulsa, Oklahoma

Nearest featured Route 66 area: Tulsa, Oklahoma.

DISCOVER NEARBY

Stories hiding just off the highway

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LOCAL ROUTE 66 FACT

Oklahoma has more drivable miles of historic Route 66 than any other state.

Near Tulsa, Oklahoma

WORTH A STOP

Meadow Gold Sign

  • Meadow Gold Sign
  • Blue Whale of Catoosa
  • Route 66 Historical Village
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CENTENNIAL EVENTS

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Find current festivals, cruises, museums, and anniversary celebrations around Tulsa.

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THE SHARED JOURNEY

Photos from the road

The whole crew at the Kingman Route 66 arch
The whole crew at the Kingman Route 66 archKingman, Arizona
The ’56 Chevy and teardrop at the Kingman arch
The ’56 Chevy and teardrop at the Kingman archKingman, Arizona
Two couples, two Chevys, one legendary road
Two couples, two Chevys, one legendary roadThe journey begins
Chrome, clock, and classic Chevrolet style
Chrome, clock, and classic Chevrolet styleInside the ’55 Chevy
The ’56 and teardrop roll into Texas
The ’56 and teardrop roll into TexasHistoric Route 66, Texas
Classic Chevys at the restored Conoco Tower
Classic Chevys at the restored Conoco TowerShamrock, Texas
Roadside characters in Seligman
Roadside characters in SeligmanSeligman, Arizona
A colorful Kingman roadside stop
A colorful Kingman roadside stopKingman, Arizona
The four travelers at the Route 66 Kingman arch
ROUTE66OUR CENTENNIAL JOURNEY

WHEN THE ROAD TRIP ENDS

Bring the whole journey home.

Turn everyone’s photos, map stops, captions, and favorite moments into a professionally arranged keepsake with AI.

▤ Hardcover photo book⌖ Framed route map▣ Postcard collection
Nothing is ordered until the family reviews and approves the finished design.