Amarillo, Texas - Cadillac Ranch

Amarillo, Texas - Cadillac Ranch

Is it just a line of ten junker Cadillacs buried nose-down in a dusty farm field -- or is it art? Roadsideamerica.com Report...

Amarillo, Texas - Cadillac Ranch

Cadillacs are getting even more heavily damaged, and not all pink anymore. The signs you speak of aren't there anymore. A lot of empty cans...at least if you are going to graffiti them, use the supplied dumpster instead of tossing the cans into the plowed field. [James S., 10/01/2007]

Amarillo, Texas - Cadillac Ranch

There are NO signs of any kind. No signs along the way, so if you don't know and aren't looking for it you will miss it. There are also NO signs at the "installation" itself. [JaxAmerican, 08/31/2007]

Amarillo, Texas - Cadillac Ranch

An alternate viewpoint from the recently visited Caddy Ranch! [Tony Hume, 06/04/2006]

Amarillo, Texas - Cadillac Ranch

This was so exciting to me, I have been wanting to visit the Cadillac Ranch since I was a kid. It was what I had expected, though I thought that they were more visable from the road. If you are not looking carefully, you will drive right on past them. There are signs posted that explain the history behind the cars, the artist, and the people whose property they are on. So it is an art history lesson in a roadside stop!! [Naomi Perry, 07/18/2004]