Cadillac Ranch
What’s the weirdest thing you could possibly see in the desert? Sure, an iceberg or something, but you have to admit that ten half buried Cadillacs come pretty close. And when they’re all covered in graffiti, it just makes things even weirder.
The Cadillac Ranch was created in 1974, in Amarillo, Texas by members of an art group called Ant Farm. It’s made up by 10 old Cadillac models dating from 1949 to 1963 and it means to symbolize a number of evolutions of the car line. All the ten Cadillacs are tilted towards the west, at an angle corresponding to that of the Pyramids at Gyza.
The Cadillac Ranch can be seen when driving on Highway 66.
What’s the weirdest thing you could possibly see in the desert? Sure, an iceberg or something, but you have to admit that ten half buried Cadillacs come pretty close. And when they’re all covered in graffiti, it just makes things even weirder.
The Cadillac Ranch was created in 1974, in Amarillo, Texas by members of an art group called Ant Farm. It’s made up by 10 old Cadillac models dating from 1949 to 1963 and it means to symbolize a number of evolutions of the car line. All the ten Cadillacs are tilted towards the west, at an angle corresponding to that of the Pyramids at Gyza.
The Cadillac Ranch can be seen when driving on Highway 66.
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