Hays Bags
Description: The Hays Clutches & Flywheels logo appeared on the fender of the #71 race car in The Dukes of Hazzard episode “Repo Men” (Season 1, Episode 4). This car was actually the very first General Lee (originally “LEE 1”) later repainted and fitted with sponsor decals for the scene.
HAYS CLUTCHES / FLYWHEELS - Dukes of Hazzard LEE1 Bag
by House of the Future
$19 $24
Description: During the formative years of California drag racing, Bill Hays realized that even the most modified factory clutch assemblies weren't cutting it for the rapidly increasing horsepower of drag racing engines. Working out of a two-car garage owned by a drag racer named Calvin Rice, the business of Hays Clutches was born in 1958. Hays developed a clutch that would not only handle more power with less slippage but also address safety issues, resulting in a win-win for street and strip racers alike, soon becoming the preferred clutch for those looking to 'get a grip' and win races.
Description: Bill Hays' claim to fame was, without question, his high performance racing clutches, but in the early '70s, he began toying with ignition systems. Legend has it that Bill wanted to simply call his new venture Hays Ignition, but was unable to, because of contractual obligations he had with another national brand. This led to the launch of Hays Stinger Ignition, which was named after the actual product he had come up with – The Stinger. These ignition systems were built to run with high horsepower, high compression engines, and could rule the drag strip all day long without fail. While they haven't been produced for decades, there are still plenty of used and new setups out there for sale, and just as many still on the street today.
Vintage 1960s Hays Clutches Flywheels - Midway City, California Bag
by Sophie Studio
$19 $24
Description: WIMBERLEY Blue Hole Texas - Hays County Regional Park Swimming Hole, looking down into the hole.
WIMBERLEY Blue Hole Texas - Hays County Regional Park Swimming Creek Bag
by TouristMerch
$19 $24
Description: WIMBERLEY - Hays County Blue Hole Regional Park Swimming looking down into the hole.
WIMBERLEY - Hays County Blue Hole Regional Park Swimming Creek Bag
by TouristMerch
$19 $24
