Air Racing Cards
Description: This stylish throwback design celebrates the 1932 National Air Races in Cleveland, Ohio. During the event, aviation hero Jimmy Doolittle won the Thompson Trophy in his GeeBee R-1, the same type plane featured in this design.
National Air Races Cleveland 1932 Vintage Badge Card
by AeronautDesignCo
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A high-energy motocross illustration featuring a dirt bike rider performing a dramatic mid-air stunt. Perfect for motocross riders, dirt bike enthusiasts, off-road racers, freestyle motocross fans, action sports lovers, and anyone who lives for speed, jumps, and two-wheel adventure. A bold gift choice for riders, racers, motorsport fans, birthdays, race days, and everyday motocross style.
Description: A bold retro street-racing illustration celebrating classic roadster proportions and the thrill of open-air driving. Featuring aggressive brush lettering, vibrant red and cyan accents, dramatic city-night scenery, tire smoke, and dynamic vector-style artwork, this design captures the spirit of 90s performance culture and late-night roadster adventures. Perfect for enthusiasts of analog driving, rear-wheel-drive sports cars, winding roads, and high-energy automotive streetwear.
Long Hood, Short Deck | Open Air, Full Send | Retro Roadster Card
by LIBERTY'S
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Ignite vintage horsepower and timeless American craftsmanship with this high-octane "Godspeed - American Classic" graphic design. Showcasing a sleek 1957 classic hot rod tearing up the pavement with smoking tires, set against waving checkered race flags and authentic mechanic wrench and gear icons reading "Built To Last," this artwork channels authentic drag strip nostalgia. The ultimate apparel pick for hot rod enthusiasts, classic car collectors, garage mechanics, drag racing fans, and retro automotive lovers alike.
Godspeed American Classic Built To Last 1957 Hot Rod Racing Card
by Canned Sliced Carrots
$5.00 $6.00
Description: As cars became increasingly more common, people's desire to modify them grew. And hot rodding vehicles for more power and better performance wasn't just limited to American coupes and flathead V8's. As economical imports made land in post-war America, they received the same treatment, and in the mid-'60s, Andrew's Air Cooled Performance of Bakersfield, California opened their garage doors with a goal of squeezing as much performance out of compact air-cooled engines of German origin, and from what we've heard, they were very, very good at it.
Description: Show your passion for classic American cars, muscle cars, hot rods, vintage trucks, and automotive history with this eye-catching "Trophy Rides Keep Our Souls Alive!” graphic design.
1957 Chevy Bel Air Trophy Rides Keep Our Souls Alive Card
by Trophy Rides
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Rev up your style with our Monster Truck-inspired shirt. Tailored for fans who thrive on the thunderous roar and gravity-defying stunts of monster trucks, this shirt captures the raw power and exhilarating spectacle of the arena. Whether you're captivated by the massive tires, jaw-dropping jumps, or the sheer adrenaline rush of the show, this shirt stands as a tribute to the fearless drivers and iconic machines that dominate the world of monster trucks. With its bold graphics and rugged design, it's the perfect attire for showcasing your passion for high-octane entertainment. Wear it proudly and let your love for monster trucks shine through with every rev.
Description: During Prohibition, moonshine production skyrocketed. The spirits were made under the light of the moon, in hopes that no one would detect smoke from the stills, a practice that earned the booze its name moonshine. These distilleries used runners who could smuggle moonshine from the stills to customers across the region. On the outside, the runner cars looked stock to avoid attention, but on the inside high-powered engines and heavy-duty suspensions that would give them the edge in outrunning law enforcement. These runners and their souped up cars would eventually be raced and lead to what we all know as modern stock car racing today. This Moonshine Express design comes from the '70s, when a moonshine running experienced a resurgence.
