Aug 2, 2016 · It’s become a piece of local lore, a legend among the multitudes of motorists and pedestrians whose paths it has crossed. It’s the bright yellow one with the giant rooster head atop its roof and...

This page feature photos and information about chicken cars from all over the United States. These cars incorporate fiberglass chicken or rooster statues in their exterior designs.

Aug 19, 2016 · “El Gallo Grande” is an eye-searingly yellow 1973 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight sedan with the half-crowing head of an enormous rooster sticking out of the roof, a beautiful sweeping rooster tail from...

Oct 14, 2014 · The history behind the Chicken Car is that it originates from Taylor’s high school job at a to-go chicken restaurant called BBY in Dixon, Illinois. The owner decided to sell it, and Taylor had always liked the car and decided to buy it.

Oct 10, 2003 · The Peninsula Hotel may not want the Chicken Car, but Terence O’Brien noticed a sign near L.A.’s historic Gilmore Adobe where poultry power is protected (see photo).

The 6434 is a modified 6464 style box car. Standard features include: deep red painted shell with white lettering, gray sliding doors with black lettering, operating bar-end trucks, illumination plus a single brakewheel.

Aug 18, 2009 · I've been looking for a picture of that car without success (anyone know where I can find one?). A successor to Harold's Caddy can now be seen cruising the streets of Chicago. It's heartening to see a new generation carrying on the great Chicken Shack traditions.

Oct 8, 2015 · Chicken Shaped Car. 10 – Stretched Chicks. If you like your limousines to be chicken shaped you’re in luck because this post has two of them. Here is the first. Chicken Drumstick Shaped Car. 9 – KFCar. It seems the Colonel has a new company car and he is driving around town handing out free chicken! Chicken Shaped Car. 8 – Fast Car Chicks

I am the Chicken Car, welcome to my page! I am a '93 Ford Mustang. I have become an icon of my hometown, Dixon, IL. My best friend is my owner and driver, Patrick Taylor. We've been friends since April of 2010. Our mission is to make as many people as possible happy. Together, we have been on many adventures!

Car Chicken Aficionado has been the go-to source for the latest news and trends in car chicken circles. Our journey began with a small rubber chicken, a car, and two friends who shared a passion for what was soon to be called Car Chicken Aficionado Magazine.