This McDonald's copycat building in Gardena was built in 1961. It previously housed Durango Burgers but I don't know if that was the original occupant. The building has housed Mexican food restaurants since at least 2008. [map]

The McDonald's in Springdale featured an airplane on the roof. The plane was piloted by the Hamburglar while Ronald McDonald stood on the tail section. The plane had been there since at least 1999 but was removed in 2008. This location is located next to the Springdale Municipal Airport. For more, see this website.

This Chicago location, aka the Rock-N-Roll McDonald's, was enormous. It was built in 2005 and the arches were 60 feet tall. There was a coffee and gelato bar on the second floor. In 2017, it was announced that the building would be remodeled, inside and outside, and drop the Rock-N-Roll theme. The building was demolished and, in 2018, it reopened with a very modern box look.

This Los Angeles location is also modern and was built in 2001. The plastic pole sign was probably installed for an earlier building and may date to the 1970s or so. In 2016, the white building was painted gray and brown. [map]

The Denver location is also modern. The building was painted while with red stripes along the base until around 2017 when it was repainted dark gray. [map]

The Aurora location is a two-story built in or around 2004. Around 2018, the white paint and red tiles were gone and the building had been painted dark grey. [map]