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Create your profileRoute 66 is 100. Bring it online.
Build your Roadie Profile. Stamp the stops you actually visit. Share the photographs and stories you choose. Find the people, places, neon, motels, diners, alignments, and preservation work that keep Route 66 alive.
Founding Roadies directory
Anyone can create a private profile. Roadies choose whether to join the public directory, private stamps stay private, and exact current locations are never shown.
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Create your profileRoadie stops
These editorial listings connect the community to real Route 66 businesses. Owners can claim or sponsor their stop; paid placement is always labeled.
Restored motor court, gift shop, and a place to stay on the Missouri road.
Stone-built lodging and a classic Cuba stop for travelers moving through the Ozarks.
A historic motor court where the stay itself is part of the Route 66 story.
Roadie Board
Ask for a stop recommendation, share a preservation lead, compare road photographs, or trade practical travel notes. New topics are reviewed before they join the public board; no live-location feed or open direct messaging.
Roadie Reading Shelf
66 Roadies Press turns Route 66 places, history, preservation, and road evidence into mysteries and collectible road books.

A moved highway shield. A dead sign inspector. December 1926.
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A visitor ledger, a missing photographer, and the blue landmark at the center of the case.
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Record the stops, photographs, challenges, and stories from your own journey.
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Contest entries will connect to a real Roadie Profile and a real stop. Launch entries are reviewed before they become public so photographers keep credit and the gallery does not become a spam dump.

Signs, motel courts, marquees, diners, and the electric road after sunset.

Bridges, roadbeds, structures, and details that deserve to survive another century.

The strange, beautiful, funny, human things that make the Mother Road itself.
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