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Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Oatman, Arizona
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Oatman, Arizona Auto Repair Shops
- 12.14 mi
- Big O Tires
- 3160 Hwy 95
- Bullhead City, AZ 86442
- 12.17 mi
- Rainbow Buggy Center
- 4605 S Calle El Dorado
- Mohave Valley, AZ 86426
- 12.26 mi
- Indy Auto Center
- 4772 S Highway 95
- Fort Mohave, AZ 86426
- 12.26 mi
- All Performance Auto Care
- 4075 Arcadia Ln Ste 4
- Fort Mohave, AZ 86426
- 12.26 mi
- Frontier Wheels
- 4075 S Arcadia Lane Ste D1
- Fort Mohave, AZ 86426
- 12.27 mi
- Bullhead Super Lube
- 1483 E Camp Mohave Rd
- Fort Mohave, AZ 86426
- 12.3 mi
- Independent Street Rods & Automotive
- 5110 S Highway 95
- Fort Mohave, AZ 86426
- 12.3 mi
- Bullhead Frame & Body
- 2907 Friendly Pl
- Bullhead City, AZ 86442
- 12.3 mi
- Superior Tire
- 5023 S Highway 95
- Fort Mohave, AZ 86426
- 12.31 mi
- Gordy's Auto Body & Frame
- 3060 Hwy 95
- Bullhead City, AZ 86442
Other Mohave County, Arizona Auto Repair Shops
Maintenance & Repair
Oatman, AZ Car Consumer Discussions
Re: How many years until another bailout is needed? [lemko]
by berri
on Sat Jul 02 17:39:35 PDT 2011
I think any one who grew up in the 50's or 60's should visit at least part of Route 66. I driven on some different sections. My favorite is in Arizona. They have preserved an original portion from just west of Flagstaff (Williams I think) to Kingman. You can continue on to Oatman from there. Oatman gets all of the publicity, but I think that the section I discussed is more what a typical drive on it would have been like for Midwesterner or Easterner driving in the Southwest back then. There is a place off of it called Grand Canyon Caverns that is actually a neat little tour of a cave area. We had a Buick rental car. I think you have to drive it with some American iron. Either a Corvette, or a Detroit boat (including station wagons). The Buick rental worked and I know lemko and Uplander would approve! I returned to Flagstaff on I-40 and the drives really are different. Someday I think I'd like to drive the loneliest highway Rt 50 through Nevada and Utah...and don't forget the rock 'n roll oldies CD's.
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