Gasoline Alley Classics, Inc — Local services in Sapulpa

Gasoline Alley Classics is another must stop shop on Route 66. Soon as you walk in, the owner Michael greets you with a hello a smile and a friendly handshake. Shows you around the building and tells you about the amazing history of the place. Model T's, vintage gas pumps and signs. Lots of cool stuff hanging from the ceiling so don't forget to look up. It may sound crazy but the bathrooms were fantastic. You will be surprised when that door opens. The doors themselves are wicked cool. Got to love those barn doors. The passion that Michael has and put into this place made it a very awesome experience. This is one shop you can visit over and over and it feels like you're hanging with a friend. Can't wait to be back for another visit. Next time, I'll bring my check book and I just might buy one of those Model T's. Thank you for a great day and for your kindness Mr. Jones....

What a great tribute to the history of this building just off of Route 66! I spent my teenage years in this building working with my Dad Lloyd Carlock when it was Quality Tires, Inc. after moving in the late 70's from 19 South Main where it was originally the B.F. Goodrich store. I love the passion Michael has in keeping the history of the building alive and the hunger for as much as he can learn about it. I thoroughly enjoyed the time I spent reliving some memories and telling a few stories about the times we had there. Y'all need to stop by and take some time looking at the hard work and the passion he has in his business and show him some love and buy some of his collectibles and make him rich so this place can last for a LONG, LONG TIME!!! Thanks again Michael for letting me look around the old place and seeing it again after...

If you're driving Route 66, Gasoline Alley in Sapulpa is an absolute must-stop. This place is packed with charm, history, and character; and it's all brought to life by the owner, Mike.

Mike is one of those rare people who genuinely make your trip better just by chatting with him. He's got a treasure trove of fascinating stories about the vintage artifacts in his shop, and his passion for Route 66 is contagious. Beyond that, he's incredibly knowledgeable about the route and knows tons of other shop owners and locals along the way. He’s more than happy to share recommendations and help you discover hidden gems that you might have driven past otherwise.

The shop itself is in amazing shape, full of cool details and fun to just wander around in. And yes, I have to mention it: his restrooms are iconic. You’ll understand once...