Photos of the Harley Davidson Muffler Man in Livingston, Illinois
Know Before You Go
To make the most of your visit to the Harley Davidson Muffler Man in Livingston, Illinois, here are some things to know before you go.
Where is the Harley Davidson Muffler Man located on Route 66?
The Harley Davidson Muffler Man stands on the lawn at the Pink Elephant Antique Mall at 908 Veterans Memorial Drive in Livingston, Illinois. The statue is out on the lawn with other oversized outdoor attractions.
Where can you park?
Parking is available right in front of the Pink Elephant Antique Mall, and there’s plenty of space for a quick visit. Just pull into the main lot and walk out onto the lawn.
What is a muffler man? What other muffler men can you find on Route 66?
Muffler Man is the nickname given to a series of giant fiberglass advertising figures—usually between 18 and 25 feet tall—that popped up along America’s highways in the 1960s. Originally created by International Fiberglass in California, these oversized icons were built to grab the attention of passing motorists.
You’ll find several of these towering legends standing tall along the Mother Road from Illinois to California. Each one has its own name, theme, and story. Find a full list of Route 66 Muffler Men here.
Where to Stay Near the Harley Davidson Muffler Man
Complete your travel itinerary and get a good night’s rest with a stay at one of these nearby Route 66 hotels near this Route 66 roadside attraction.
Carlin Villa Motel
Carlin Villa Motel offers home style charm in a country setting in Carlinville. Guests can enjoy air conditioning, free wifi, parking, and a complimentary coffee and pasty breakfast.
St. Louis Union Station Hotel
An icon since 1894, the St. Louis Union Station is a vintage gem wrapped in elegant archways and décor. Admire the famous Grand Hall, experience all the on-site attractions, enjoy 3D light shows and a 100-foot waterfall, and access the fitness center and seasonal outdoor pool. All just a mile from downtown St. Louis.
Magnolia Hotel St. Louis
Listed on the National Historic Register, Magnolia St. Louis was originally built in 1924 as the Mayfair Hotel by Charles Heiss, with a hospitality and sophistication in mind. This hotel is known as the birthplace of “chocolates on a pillow,” a tradition influenced by actor Cary Grant’s tryst within his suite.



















If you’re stopping to see all the fun roadside attractions at the Pink Elephant Antique Mall you have to check out this muffler man! There aren’t as many that are in this smaller configuration so it’s really cool to see!