They would bury 10 Cadillacs in the dirt of Amarillo, near Old Route 66, noses underground, tail fins turned toward the Texas sky. As this video shows, all these years later, the artwork is deeply ...

Motorists traversing Interstate 40 near Amarillo, TX—the old Route 66—often gape at the sight of ten Cadillacs protruding tail-end out of the desert. The San Francisco-based architectural ...

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AMARILLO, Texas (AP) - Eccentric Texas artist and businessman Stanley Marsh 3, whose partially buried row of Cadillacs became a road-side tourist attraction in the 1970s, has died He was 76.

3. The Cadillac Ranch: Just outside Amarillo, Texas, lies an unusual art installation known as the Cadillac Ranch. Ten half-buried, graffiti-covered Cadillac cars stand in a row, creating a unique ...

AMARILLO, Texas (AP) — Eccentric Texas businessman-turned-artist Stanley Marsh 3, whose partially buried row of Cadillacs became a road-side tourist attraction in the 1970s, died Tuesday.

(CBS News) AMARILLO, Texas - CBS News correspondent Steve Hartman ... He doesn't raise cattle -- he raises Cadillacs. Tourists have been flocking to this wheat field pretty much every day since ...

A quick pit stop to catch a glimpse of a roadside attraction is a hallmark of any classic American road trip. While the skies above Marfa may be known for the area's "strange" lights, Texas has no ...

The claim to the most popular Texas alternative landmark belongs to The Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo at No. 25. The site has 10 old-school Cadillacs that are buried nose-first in the ground.

A fire broke out Sunday at the "Cadillac Ranch," the Texas landmark just off the interstate near Amarillo with half-buried and paint-covered classic cars, a sheriff’s official said. Deputies ...

for the unearthing of a Plymouth Belvedere buried as a time ... Arizona for Amarillo, Texas and the wide-open shrine to car culture known as the Cadillac Ranch. Here is Steve.