Butler, Missouri: Max: Reality TV Cartoony Cowboy
With six-shooters drawn and a snarl on his face, Max seems to promise a quick draw in an auto sales duel. Became famous after his dealership landed its own TV reality series, "Gods, Guns, and Automobiles."
Max Motors
- Address:
- 1108 W. Fort Scott St., Butler, MO
- Directions:
- Max Motors. I-49 exit 131. Drive east on Hwy 52/W. Fort Scott St. You'll see the cowboy on the left, above the car dealership.
- Admission:
- Free
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If you drive north on I-49, in Harrisonville you can see him also. Mile marker 161.
[Pam Strong, 06/11/2018]There is also a third Max the gunslinger, in Harrisonville, Missouri, at the Max Motors there. It can be seen from I-49 (on the west side of the interstate).
[Hobbit Singleton, 06/02/2016]
Two giant fiberglass cowboys on poles -- about 30 miles apart -- have been installed at Max Motors car lots in Butler and Nevada, Missouri. These are not Muffler Men and appear to be the comic-looking logo of the dealership. Both are visible from I-49. These look like the work of F.A.S.T.
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