This is a list of muffler men, large moulded fiberglass advertising icons.
Arizona
Louie The Lumberjack at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff
Paul Bunyan at Leo's Auto and Home Supply/Don's Hot Rod Shop in Tucson
Big Ed at Cumming's Plumbing in Tucson. Originally Stamper Miner in Rapid City, South Dakota, he moved to Tuscon and was refurbished in December 2015. Big Johnson (B.J.) at Big Johnson's Store in Prescott
Arkansas
"Lee the Tow Man", was custom built for Driven Towing in Hot Springs, Arkansas. "Big John", well-traveled Bunyan from St George, Utah (1964-2001), moved to Cheshire, Connecticut; then to Bache, Oklahoma in 2019; then to Hot Springs, AR in 2022.
California
"Big Bert", River Bend Resort, Forestville. "Big Josh" in Joshua Tree (formerly "Mecca Man" at El Tompa Mini Mart in Mecca).
"Big Mike", formerly at Big Mike's Muffler, Hayward
"Babe Royer" at Babe's Lightning & Muffler in San Jose. Chicken Boy in Highland Park "El Salsero" Muffler Man at 22800 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu "Edwin", a golfer, at El Monte Sign Company, 2710 Santa Anita Avenue "The Guy," a race car driver holding a checkered flag, off the 405 freeway, at the west coast Porsche Experience Center in Carson. Originally a golfer for the Dominguez Golf Course Unnamed, King's Auto Repair in Compton "Sergio," at Automotive Alley in Boyle Heights "Tony" at Tony's Transmissions in City Terrace "Kevin" at Tuneup Masters in Van Nuys "Joor Muffler Man" at Joor Muffler in Escondido "The Indian Warrior" at Ethels Old Corral in Bakersfield ”Rodeo Man” in Livermore
Colorado
"Trailer Park Cowboy" at Rustic Ranch Mobile Home Park, 5565 Federal Blvd., Denver. "Ranch Cowboy" stands guard with a pitchfork at Lazy T Ranch, 12765 N. 63rd St., Longmont. "Greeley Muffler Man" in front of Just Bob's Auto, 500 1st Ave, Greeley.
Connecticut
When the 26-foot "Muffler Man" Paul Bunyan was erected in front of a Cheshire lumber business in the 1980s, the town objected to the statue, citing that it was a violation of town codes given its substantial height. Finding no limitation on flagpole height on the books, the owners of the statue replaced Bunyan's axe with an American flag. Norwich- West Main Street Big Bob, a wayward Connecticut cowboy, has been in Norwich since the mid-1960s. For his first 20 years he was on the other side of town. Back then he belonged to Alex Cohen, who used the Muffler Man to draw visitors to his amusement park. That business eventually closed, and when the owners of Surplus Unlimited—who were friends with Al—opened their store in 1982, they bought Big Bob. They had admired him ever since they were kids. Patriotic Big Bob has held an American flag since his move and is anchored with cables to the front of the store to prevent people from climbing onto the roof and kicking him over (It's been attempted). At night he is illuminated by a spotlight. Surplus Unlimited keeps Big Bob in good repair, featuring him in its advertising and as artwork on the side of its delivery truck in the parking lot.
Florida
In front of CSD Truck Repairs in Palm River-Clair Mel
In front of Aufo Air Muffler & Brake City in Dade City
Kansas
Muffler Man in front of Brown's Tire in Wichita.
Indiana
MacAllister Rental outside of Muncie, In. A Paul Bunyan stands outside the main building, looking at Interstate 69 https://www.macallisterrentals.com/about/locations/muncie-equipment-rental/ Ralph's Muffler shop in Indianapolis.
Idaho
The World's Largest Janitor, "Big Don", at the Museum of Clean in Pocatello.
The "lumberjack" at Heyburn Elementary School in St. Maries.
Illinois
Gemini Giant in Wilmington
A Giant Hot Dog Statue on Route 66 in Atlanta, Illinois was relocated from Bunyon's in Cicero upon that restaurateur's retirement. Lauterbach Man at Lauterbach Service Center in Springfield Spartan at Southeast High School in Springfield BIG FAT in Evergreen Park, Paul Bunyan statue on top of Guardian Auto Re-builders Blind Without Glasses at 6300 S. Pulaski in Chicago, Indian on top of an eye clinic Paul Bunyan at Lamb's Farm in Libertyville. 2 muffler men, Paul Bunyan and Beach Boy, at the Pink Elephant Antique Mall in Livingston Stogie Man at Cigars and Stripes in Berwyn
Iowa
Giant "Phil", Williamsburg. A Phillips 66 Cowboy, Muffler Man, once stood at the Landmark Truck Stop in Williamsburg, at the intersection of I80 and IA-149. It appears on a vintage postcard and possibly now stands with a large fiberglass bull in Waukon.