Ogden, Utah: Lumberjack Teen Burger
A 1960s A&W Teen Burger statue has been reworked into a bearded tree-chopper.
Wilson Lane Parts and Service
- Address:
- 1893 W. 2100 S., Ogden, UT
- Directions:
- At Wilson Lane Parts and Service. I-15 exit 343, then west on Hwy 104/Wilson Lane/W. 21st St. for less than a mile. At the corner of 19th St.
- Phone:
- 888-731-1616
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Still going strong and looking very well-maintained.
[Rustin LaFurney, 08/11/2021]
Chainsaw-wielding Teen Burger (the "T" on his sweater has been painted over) now sports a beard and offers patrons a fire log instead of a burger.
[H. Hotchkiss, 08/16/2011]A fiberglass statue of a bearded man on a pole lofts a log in his left hand and a chainsaw in his right. He has many of the characteristics of an A&W Root Beer Man -- oversized head with black dot eyes, wedge-like chest, and tiny feet. Owner Ron Eilander sent us a photo, although it's too dark to post...
[Roadsideamerica.com Team, 10/25/2003]The chainsaw-hoisting statue is actually a reworked "Teen Burger" that once stood outside of an Odgen A&W. Its current place of business sells chainsaws.
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The chainsaw-hoisting lumberjack statue is a former A&W Root Beer Man. Specifically he's a "Teen Burger," teenage son of the A&W Root Beer statue family, augmented with a beard. The hand holding the chainsaw once held a root beer mug; the log replaced a platter holding a hamburger.