Charlie Lake - Fort St. John, British Columbia, Canada: Muffler Man: Pacific Pete (Gone)
Dressed like a logger with a red shirt, jeans, and a hard hat. Stood next to a sawmill. No other known Muffler Man was this far north. On Oct. 27, 2019, Pacific Pete was consumed by a fire started by a flare reportedly targeting his Halloween costume.
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I thought the Muffler Man on the Alaska Highway would be in the Yukon, from the description, but I found one near the other end. There may well be another ahead of me.
The digital camera picture is pretty crappy, but I've attached it.
[Craig Thom, 08/29/2001]I was half asleep on a Greyhound bus a couple of weeks ago, going along the Alaska Highway, when I heard a strange voice telling me to wake up. Well actually, I just happened to look out the window, and I'm pretty sure there was a muffler man. We were going by too quickly for me to get a good look. But it's on the south side of the Alaska Highway just before mile 16. I know it's in Canada, but a muffler man transcends these silly political boundaries, doesn't he?
[Mike, 10/27/1999][Previous 5 items] Page of 2
Muffler Man: Pacific Pete
- Directions:
- A few kilometers north of Fort St. John, British Columbia, on the Alaska Highway - Highway 97, Mile 62 next to the southbound lane, with an altitude of 2,725 feet.
- Hours:
- Oct. 27, 2019: Destroyed by fire.
- Status:
- Gone
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