Update: The Tascosa Drive-In has announced that the auction has been canceled, with no further details. Here is what was posted on their social media:

When we all first heard about the Tascosa Drive-In Theater going up for sale, many of us were worried about the fate of our local drive-in. If you've never been to the drive-in, you missed out in a big way. My family loved it. It was always a good time and the staff was incredible. Sadly, it seems the show won't be going on for the drive-in.

Online Auction Signals The End Of Last Drive-In Theater In Amarillo, Texas

According to an announcement made on social media, Tascosa Drive-In is going to be selling off everything in an upcoming online auction. For many, I suppose this is a chance to own a piece of a local business that was iconic and a remnant of a bygone era. For others, this is a chance to get some equipment at a discount. No matter how you look at it, it's depressing.

The complete inventory list is supposed to be posted later this week.

Why Didn't They Just Sell The Tascosa Drive-In To Someone Else?

This question was addressed in the announcement and the price given was less than what I remember hearing last. The price tag mentioned in the recent announcement was $375,000 for the drive-in. Unfortunately, the owners weren't able to find anyone to take them up on the offer.

Now, everything must go. While fans can hope for some kind of miracle, I don't think it's going to happen. The auction is on March 18. That's not a lot of time to get everything together to purchase the drive-in.

Thank You Tascosa Drive-In For The Memories

Thank you Tascoas Drive-In for giving my family and me some great memories over the last few years. We hate to see you go. All the best of luck in the future.

The Drive-In: Amarillo's Classic Drive-In Theaters, Past and Present

Any resident of Amarillo worth their salt knows about the Tascosa Drive-In movie theater.

But did you know about the other drive-in theaters?

Gallery Credit: Sarah Clark

LOOK: This "Amarillo Pictorial" is an Amazing Collection of Historical Photos!

Wow. Just wow.

Robbi McDaniel Rivers dug up this incredible magazine published in 1931. You'll find the many Amarillo buildings and landmarks that you know and love--they're brand new in these photos!

Enjoy!

Gallery Credit: Sarah Clark

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