Rig Drive-In T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight)

The Rig Drive-In in Davenport, Oklahoma, opened in the summer of 1953 on Route 66, a mile east of town. J.E. Stribling, who owned the Gem Theatre in Davenport, named it for the oil rigs that could be seen from the lot. The ramps and drives were surfaced with roofing tabs from a company in nearby Stroud.

In August 1962 Boxoffice reported that the Striblings had closed both theaters as business fell. The drive-in was taken apart and its equipment stored in the Gem. The land is ranch land again.

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About this shirt

Our premium tee is the popular Bella+Canvas 3001. It's lighter and thinner than a traditional heavyweight tee, with a slimmer retail fit.

Size guide: true to size or a little snug. Consider ordering a size up if you're between sizes. See our size charts.

• Brand: Bella+Canvas | Product ID: 3001
• Lightweight fabric (4.2 oz/yd²), 100% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton on solid colors
• Heather colors are cotton and polyester blends
• Retail fit with a crew neckline
• Tear-away label