World's Largest FORK, The Batmobile, and a Shooting in Springfield, the Birthplace Route 66! 

RIP Adam West - you'll always be my caped crusader

My grandmother lives in Springfield, Missouri. The last time I went there i went to Bass Pro Shop, i don't know if you are interested in that sort of thing but i thought it was interesting.

"What the fork", also heard on the TV show "The Good Place." The writers must have been inspired by you in a vision of the future. Great installment, as usual. :-)

I live in Branson MO and do shows at The landers theatre I'm so glad you're there

Tell me when you reach St. James, he have a few neat things here! Winery, an old Iron Works, and other neat things!

Luckily the fork wasn't in the road...that would've created all sorts of havoc ;) Keep up the great work

If you come back to Springs MO sometime in August there is going to be a route 66 event happing downtown

i just moved to missouri! welcome to the state justin

The fork was originally in front of an Italian restaurant before it was bought and moved.

Hoi peoples and justin scarred hope you read this if so that would be very cool

Forkin good vlog Justin

4Q2... hey that's my schtick!

You didn't go to Carthage.... :(

Ariel:😱 😂

The history you provide while showing all the fun stuff is part of why your videos are the best. You really need to be on the history channel or such. Way more entertaining than the rest.

Justin - thank you for ALL the research you do and for how much history you share with all your viewers. I love listening to it all - you do an amazing job! Well done, friend. Well done. Keep it up - it's SO appreciated!

Good job Justin, your videos always keep me happy when I'm felling sad. Keep it up.

What you are doing is exceedingly important and it will pay off at some point for both you and your viewers. Cheer's

Justin you could of said 'Use the fork Luke!' XD

I love how whenever you make these videos it makes me feel like I'm actually there

It's kind of ironic that Route 66 is reliving it's heyday with all the tourism simply because of the fact that it is abandoned and everyone forgot about it...long live the mother road!

I have been learning more History watching this channel than I ever learned at school, loving this route 66 trip

Springfield!!! My old best friend from the 2nd grade moved there and I think still lives there!!! Love these videos! I saw an article about your Route 66 adventure and videos. My father would love that car museum. And I know I have mentioned this 100 time but my grandfather designed the concept car that was turned into the 1960's Batmobile! He also designed plenty other cool famous cars. Every time I see that batmobile it reminds me of him, he passed away this past January so I miss him a lot.

Very cool! I'm a descendant of Wild Bill, about three generations back. He was a part of my great-grandmother's immediate family; a first cousin, if I remember correctly. Hickock is still one of our family names. Exciting to see some history!

Excellent Job again Justin. Your editing skills are fantastic. I appreciate the hard work you put into your videos!

I have literally learnt so much from your videos, and am completely entertained every time! Thank you so much Justin!

put a fork in him he's done. lol

LOL at the ending!

Welcome to my home state of Missouri.

Forkin awesome!

Those cars alone were phenomenal! One of each, please! Love seeing the highway vicariously through you, Justin!

Can't wait to see your adventures in my home city St louis!

The worlds largest fork is in Creede, CO. It was built to replace this one, it's 40ft long!

It's a dinglehopper!

I love this video so much! It was so funny. I love all your videos and I have watched them all (I think)...LOL ILYSM! AS A FRIEND BTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! first too!

Justin - "Hack" was also slang for "taxi". Crosley also made refrigerators - I had one in an Amarillo, TX garage apt. I think they meant "Food Network" and not 'Channel'. It's on cable/satellite. PROPS for "GARRRRRRRR-GANTUAN!" (Forkin' A!) The two-tone (blue-white) Ford in front of the Rail Haven is a 1955 model, while the turquoise/greenish one is a '56 (I had a '56 in High School). LOVE that you have a "Big Texan" sticker on your food container! Isn't that place outrageous?

You were Litterally 1 Block away from the ONLY Building on Route 66, that is Still doing the Same thing today, Uninterrupted an Never Closed, that it was Doing the Day Route 66 born on November 11th, 1926. The "Abou Ben Adhem" Shrine Mosque. Look it up. It's my Shriners Homw Temple. It's a Cool old Moraqin Style Building. Unfortunately we dont give Regular Tours, but it's an Amazing old building built in 1923.

Ever been to Pioneer Village in Minden, Nebraska? Seems like the kind of place you'd enjoy--a gigantic collection of classic Americana, collected by a slightly obsessive plastics mogul named Harold Warp. Classic cars, aircraft, a couple of locomotives, entire relocated buildings, a huge number of musical instruments and washing machines and typewriters... it's a bit overwhelming.

My in laws live in Bourbon, Missouri right off Route 66 and Old Springfield Rd. I'm from St. Louis, MO go to Ted Drewes Frozen Custard. Keep on trucking

I enjoy your videos, especially the route 66 ones. I'm taking a similar trip and enjoying all the attractions, stops and fun you are experiencing. I loved the Tombstone ones too. Because of you I actually visited Tombstone! Here are some Fork puns. ... This is a route 66 pit stop, fork over the dirt. May the Fork be with you on your route 66 travels... LOL corny!!!

Wow, wonderful video Justin. Thank you for showing the Batmobile. Have a nice trip out there on Route 66.

Red's wife Julia was my grandfather's cousin. I had the privilege of having dinner in their home in 1987. Everything is gone now and it was a little overgrown even then. Nobody really remembered Julia and Sheldon. So thank you very much for telling their story.

I wish I could own some of the cars from the 66 car museum. I miss cars from the early 1900s. They were works of art and things of beauty. I loved how just before you walked back to that awesome batmobile, you passed a beautiful old Mercedes and a Morgan. As a car guy, that would've been my favorite museum. But I'm loving the history lessons all along the route as well

Lots of emotions watching this vlog with that 1971 repro of the *'66* batmobile from the show that came out the same year I did btw that is cool :D and while in a bldg. on Route *66*. Also watching this on the same day my childhood hero Adam West passed away, the best Batman of all.. :(.

I'm surprised you didn't mention the actual REO Speedwagon (that yes, the band took it's name from) in that museum. :-)

AHHH!!!1 Spotted some Triumph TRs in the background of that museum. The TR6 is the best!

Justin! Great vlogs.. when you reach Chicago you should consider a meet up! If you need any help in Chicago we can help, such as hotel and dinner arrangements. We can even schedule you to go to the biggest Disney store (behind the scenes) and which is the best store in the Disney company. The store is on Michigan avenue down the block from the end of Route 66. Have fun and be safe during your journey! Your friends here !

A Robo Coconut? In Missori? Well, maybe if it was dropeed by a Robo Swallow, but it would have to be an African Robo Swallow. Or maybe two robo swallows.

Did you ever go into STD while in Springfield? Despite the name, it was one of my favorite flea markets to go to while I was attending college in Springfield. It had loads of old Route 66 signs and other memorabilia.

I wish I could’ve met you because I actually live here in Springfield, Missouri!

Justin - I love all the hiccup edits.... so don't feel bad when you notice them yourself because they are just another part of what makes watching your videos fun!

Go to Green Bay WI, and you can ride the roller coaster that ELVIS RODE during his last public appearance before he died.

It's so crazy I got obsessed with it right around the time you starting filming Route 66.. just drove in Santa Monica Route 66 yesterday

0:21 are there Irish flags all over America? It's cool seeing my home countries flag half way across the world, I know they're all over Europe because of Irish pubs

That Packard looks like the car from the Karate kid. I'm probably wrong but it looks like what Danielson drove lol

Another great video. My hubby (33) and son (5) stopped to stare at the car museum clips! :)

I stayed a week in Joplin once, many years ago. Loved it. Beautiful region of the country.

It's Forkenstein! It's Forkula! The Creature From the Flatware Lagoon! But I rant.

How ironic, showing the Batmobile just as Adam West passed away. End of video, just say, ohhh, fork it!!!!

I am 35 and have lived in Springfield my entire life and didn't know some of the things you covered. Well done!

I used to live in Springfield. That fork was outside of a restaurant that later closed and they moved it to the spot it's in now. I hope you enjoyed your trip.

At the fork in the road, did you turn right this tine? Is it too spoon for that joke!?! Oh well, have a knife day, Justin.

So much cool stuff in this video and Missouri may just be close enough for me to venture to just to see some of these awesome parts of Route 66 - thanks for showing us what is out there

Definitely more impressive shooting than the gunfight at the ok corral where they were like 4 ft away from each other. Oooh I love the little cottage motel!

If memory serves, that yellow packad is the same model used in the original Karate Kid.

Actually in n out burger is the birthplace of the drive thru in 1948 they had an intercom

my heart longs for Springfield, seeing it in your video just makes me wish I still lived there.

My mom and I are staying at that Rail Haven tonight! Staying right beside the Swedish bikers!!

Awesome tour. Thanks for sharing and i enjoyed your video so much.

Waiting for the last joke Justin....come on, fork it over!! hee hee hee

You need to come back cause they opened a Reds hamburger joint. Is t int he same place but the same recipe for the burgers and its so good

The opening scene reminded me of the dowtown Orange traffic circle and park..

Please stop saying missoura lol Missouri or as we better say it, misery is acceptable. Welcome to missouri haha the wettest state in the US

i should send you some of my old car magazines I think you would enjoy and learn

i saw you were in st louis at the transportation museum , love that place. went once and it was freezing and rainy so may be better in the sun

I lived in a 1972 AMC Hornet for 6 months once

7:54 he got that right, the Frisco railroad used to go through town.

Joplin is where we like to go shopping. It's less than an hour away.

Oh well. I guess you just have to put a fork in it!!!!! :-D

Looks like you sure are having a great TINE on Route 66! :)

didnt know the drive through window was born on route 66

At 11:29 that looks like a car from the movie Scarface - Porsche 928.

I loved the Robotree monologue! That was hilarious.

Someone should stick a normal sized fork in the ground next to the giant one.

What was the name of your grandfathers restaurant?Was it in Orange County?

Wouldn't want to be the passenger... You can say that again!

we forkgive you for not thinking of clean puns Justin

We shouldn’t have to spoon feed you silverware puns.

How about "Who put this (i)n the fork N flowers?"

You didn't mention the REO Speedwagon!

A lesson of The Food Channel since you need one. Its a channel that has food on it. LOL

Red's has reopened now right off Route 66.

I loved that Neon! I'm going to have to stay at Rail Haven Motel!

Bruh. Nah. Route 60, pretty nifty.

Hi Justin! How's da trip? Are you anywhere near Marceline, Missouri?

obligatory *"Look at the shiiize of that fork!!!"*

Didn't Doc Brown have a Packard like that ?

holy cow you super close to me. my stompeing ground

Justin when will you be at Disneyland next

I love learning history through these videos