Morrilton, Arkansas: Texaco Big Friend - Muffler Man
Rare Texaco Big Friend Muffler Man disappeared from Clarksville in the 1990s; survives on a collector's private property.
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Petroliana collector Rob Harris owns one of only a handful of surviving Texaco Big Friend statues. Recently, he had the statue restored to its original colors. The statue stands between two vintage Texaco station signs.
[Joel Baker, 02/15/2015]I was driving highway 64 today and I have bad news concerning the big blue fiberglass serviceman in Clarksville, AR. Bud Ross sold him, apparently just shortly after I posted the article on my website; so he's been gone about a year.
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Joel notes that the statue is not in a publicly accessible spot, so we list it here for tracking purposes. Hope it eventually finds its way back to a roadside view.