Silver Dollar Drive-In Hoodie

The Silver Dollar Drive-In in Phoenix, Arizona, opened in 1950 on South Central Avenue, with room for 750 cars. The name was meant literally: silver dollars were set into the snack bar floor, and admission was one dollar per car. The Wickersham family built it and made their own ice cream.

Its sign carried a big round coin at one end, with the name in script. The theater closed in 1983, and a Food City supermarket now stands on the back of the lot.

Printed to order in the USA when you buy it. Standard US shipping is free on orders of $55 or more. Shipping details.

About this hoodie

A thick, durable Gildan cotton and polyester hoodie with a pouch pocket and drawstring hood.

Size guide: true to size, roomy. See our size charts.

• Brand: Gildan | Product ID: 18500
• Medium-heavy fabric (8.0 oz/yd²), 50% cotton and 50% polyester
• Classic fit with a pouch pocket and a color-matched drawcord
• Double-lined hood and tear-away label
• Machine wash cold, tumble dry medium, do not dry clean