Visit more of these out-of-the-way Sapulpa shops before the Christmas Chute ends [Part 2]

A week ago we did a story on three out-of-the-way shops to patronize while visiting the Route 66 Christmas Chute that weren’t right on the beaten path, but close enough—and interesting enough—to be worth the detour. The response from our readers was fantastic, and many of you pitched your ideas about who else should’ve been included. So we’re back with the sequel, adding five more stops to make while you’re visiting the ‘Chute!

Gasoline Alley Classics

Michael Jones at Gasoline Alley Classics, 24 N Main.

Gasoline Alley Classics (24 N Main) is probably one of the coolest stores to open in the last few years in downtown Sapulpa. Though they’re just a block away from the Route 66 Christmas Chute, owner Michael Jones has embraced the Chute with enthusiasm, inviting in his friends and opening up his parking lot to cool car enthusiasts who are making their way down Route 66. Specializing in classic car and vintage petroleum decor, Gasoline Alley Classics is maybe the best store to shop for your dad or uncle that seems to have everything. We guarantee you’ll find something unique here. (Pro tip: ask to see the bathrooms. You’ll thank us later.)


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