Cindy and Tony Jaquez (pictured), the owners of the Jackrabbit Trading Post, brought Historic Route 66 back to life last weekend with the Jackrabbit Trading Post Car & Bike Show.
Cindy and Tony Jaquez (pictured), the owners of the Jackrabbit Trading Post, brought Historic Route 66 back to life last weekend with the Jackrabbit Trading Post Car & Bike Show. Photos by Talaina Kor
Becky Slade (right) and her son Jim Mitchell (left) stand by their 1931 Chevy that was entered by Jim’s dad, Allen Mitchell.
Hot rods and hot bikes were also part of the event last weekend.
The show featured 74 entries from every decade since the 1920s.
There were some true classics at the Jackrabbit Trading Post Car & Bike Show including the shop in the background. The Jackrabbit Trading Post is celebrating 77 years of business on Route 66.

People came from far and wide last weekend to take part in and enjoy the Jackrabbit Trading Post Car & Bike Show, held at the Jackrabbit Trading Post owned by Cindy and Tony Jaquez, located just west of Joseph City along I-40. The event featured 74 entries, food, music, an opportunity to buy some incredible Route 66 memorabilia, visit with old friends and make new ones. Not only was the celebration for the 100th anniversary of Route 66, but it was also to note that Jackrabbit Trading Post has been in operation for 77 years making it a true icon of Route 66.