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{{Location infobox|name=Tire Flats desert|image=<gallery> | |||
'''Tired Flats''' | TiredFlats.jpg.jpg|Map shape | ||
[[Category:The World of Cars Online]] | Tire Flats in Route 66 Map.png|U.S. 66 map | ||
[[Category: | </gallery>|greater_location=Outside the [[Cadillac Range]] tunnel, [[Carburetor County]], [[Route 66]]|appearances=[[The World of Cars Online]], [[Cars Land]]}} | ||
[[Category: | '''Tired Flats''', or Tire Flats, is a region within [[Carburetor County]], situated after the initial tunnel of [[Cadillac Range]] from [[Redhood Valley]]. The area is characterized by a vast desert landscape adorned with overhead bridges. | ||
Despite being an anticipated location for [[The World of Cars Online]], Tired Flats was never released, as the game was ultimately closed. Interestingly, the place also makes a brief name appearance in [[Cars Land]] at the [[Museum of the History of Radiator Springs]], featured on a poster for the "[[Burning Van]]" festival. | |||
{{Project 66}}{{The World of Cars Online}} | |||
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[[Category:Carburetor County]] | |||
[[Category:Route 66]] | |||
Latest revision as of 13:29, 22 August 2024
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Tired Flats, or Tire Flats, is a region within Carburetor County, situated after the initial tunnel of Cadillac Range from Redhood Valley. The area is characterized by a vast desert landscape adorned with overhead bridges.
Despite being an anticipated location for The World of Cars Online, Tired Flats was never released, as the game was ultimately closed. Interestingly, the place also makes a brief name appearance in Cars Land at the Museum of the History of Radiator Springs, featured on a poster for the "Burning Van" festival.
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This article is part of Project 66, a PCW project that aims to document the history and geography of Route 66 as it relates to the world of Cars. |
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