Telephone Road Twin Drive-In hoodie in sand, printed on the front with a telephone pole and wires above heavy brown lettering

Telephone Road Twin Drive-In Hoodie

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$48.99
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Telephone Road Twin Drive-In hoodie in sand, printed on the front with a telephone pole and wires above heavy brown lettering
  • Telephone Road Twin Drive-In hoodie in sand, printed on the front with a telephone pole and wires above heavy brown lettering
  • Telephone Road Twin Drive-In hoodie in sand, printed on the front with a telephone pole and wires above heavy brown lettering
Telephone Road Twin Drive-In Hoodie

Telephone Road Twin Drive-In Hoodie

$48.99
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The Telephone Road Twin Drive-In in Houston, Texas, opened on June 29, 1967, as Stanley Warner's 174th theater. It cost $500,000 and held about 1,450 cars. The road was named for the first telephone line between Houston and Galveston, whose crews left the wagon tracks that became the road.

The lot was paved, the food building was round, and a talking drink machine thanked customers and announced coming attractions. It closed at the end of the 1981 season. For years afterward, the curved ramps still showed in aerial photos.

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

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