Mrs. and Mr. Goode and the Cowboy.

Glenn Goode's Cowboy Muffler Man

Hot Springs, Arkansas

Type: Cowboy (22 ft. tall)

Arm position: Right arm waving, left arm down

Accessories: Stetson Hat

This fiberglass guy in a cowboy hat is one of Glenn Goode's earliest acquisitions, bought in 1971 from a Garland, Texas go-cart track. The head is regulation Muffler Man style -- Glenn cast it from a Muffler Man in Canton, Texas. The arms are not standard muffler- or ax-bearing. And the pants are pressed and pleated.

Glenn's ingenuity in cobbling together Muffler Men parts from different sources has also led to some non-standard hybrids. None of Glenn's five fiberglass giants is a truly orthodox Muffler Man, but who's quibbling? His line-up is unique.

Glenn passed away in 2015, and the Cowboy has found a new home in Hot Springs, Arkansas.

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Glenn Goode's Cowboy Muffler Man

Driven Towing and Recovery

Address:: 4140 Albert Pike Rd, Hot Springs, AR
Directions:: Driven Towing and Recovery. Seven miles west of town, or 1.5 miles east of the bridge across the Ouachita River, on the north side of US-270/Albert Pike Rd.
RA Rates:: Worth a Detour

Nearby Offbeat Places

Muffler Man: Bunyan, Hot Springs, AR - < 1 mi.

Chevron Man, formerly Mr. Spock, Hot Springs, AR - < 1 mi.

Muffler Men: Tow Truck Driver, Spock, Hot Springs, AR - < 1 mi.

In the region:

Grave of Old Mike the Mummy, Prescott, AR - 50 mi.

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