Say hello to my big friend! The Meadow Gold Mack Muffler Man in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is “The Friendly Lumberjack” who has been looking over Route 66 since 2024. But just because he is a newer addition to this block, doesn’t mean he’s the new giant on the block: his story goes back decades.
Unlike the brand-new, custom Buck Atom Space Cowboy and Stella Atom Uniroyal Gal across the street, Mack is an original 1960s muffler man who has been brought back to life. Muffler men roadside attractions are fiberglass giants who stand anywhere from 14 to 25 feet tall. Each has a similar design and was built between 1963 and 1972 by International Fiberglass in Venice, California. With signature stances, these big men stood outside of muffler shops and other businesses to call attention from the road.

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This 20-foot-tall, classic lumberjack-style Bunyan muffler man previously stood in front of a lumber store in Crystal Lake, Illinois, and a Flea Market in Melrose Park, Illinois, among other businesses.
In 2024, the giant was restored, given a brand-new double-edged ax, and moved to Tulsa to be among the city’s “Land of the Giants.”
Mack serves as the mascot for Meadow Gold Mack’s Route 66 Outpost in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This must-stop shopping destination along Historic Route 66 offers wares from over twenty artists and shops all under one roof.
Located next to the iconic Meadow Gold Sign, this lively spot was brought to life by Mary Beth Babcock, the same creative force behind Buck Atom’s Cosmic Curios on 66. Inside, you’ll find a treasure trove of Route 66, Tulsa, and Meadow Gold Mack souvenirs, plus an array of unique finds from local artisans—everything from one-of-a-kind gifts and artwork to vintage wares, books, t-shirts, and even locally-made ice cream.
When you’re in Tulsa be sure to say a friendly hello to this friendly lumberjack. Then cross the street to see all his friends.