The 2006 Annual Fun Run sponsored by the Historic Route 66 Association of Arizona was a success. The Fun Run, held May 5th - 7th, began in Seligman and ends 140 miles later in Topock/Golden Shores. Participants are encouraged to stop and see the sights along the way.

The weather during the 2006 Fun Run was perfect to put the top down. This car is parked across from the Deluxe Inn Motel, which has provided hospitality for decades.

Classic cars drive down Historic Route 66 as it runs through Seligman. In the background is the Snow Cap, a Seligman tradition.

The historic Seligman Sundries building opened in 1904 and throughout the years has played host to a theater, dance hall as well as a general store/soda fountain.

Arizona can boast of having the longest continuous portion of Route 66 still in existence. There are more than 200 miles of the original Route 66 still around.

Drop into the Copper Cart for a slice of Seligman history. The restaurant has been open for more than 50 years.

Just passing through. A classic car parked in front of the Route 66 Gift Shop in Seligman.

Route 66 was made for cruising and only helped to fuel America's fascination with the automobile.

The Seligman Route 66 Classic Car Show sponsored by the Seligman Chamber of Commerce. Participants had the opportunity to compete in 5 judged categories - Best of Show, Grooviest Paint Job, Coolest Interior, Hottest Wheels and Chamber's Choice.

Angel and Vilma Delgadillo's Route 66 Gift Shop is a Seligman tradition.

Cars line the streets of Seligman during the Route 66 Fun Run. The annual three-day event begins in Seligman and ends in Topock/Golden Shores.

Cruising down Route 66 during the annual Route 66 Fun Run, which is held the first weekend in May.

A future participant in the annual Route 66 Fun Run.

Hundreds of classic car and Route 66 enthusiasts took part in the 2005 annual Route 66 Fun Run.