Cb Hats
Description: This design celebrates CB Radio The Original Social Network, appealing to radio operators, communication enthusiasts, and truck drivers who appreciate vintage communication.
CB Radio The Original Social Network Communication Enthusiast Hat
by Jennifer Blue
$12 $19
Description: This portrait of CB-23 is docked like in the back of the Fireball. I think this one looks best on mugs, notebooks – and just about anything else if you choose the sticker. All profits from my shop are donated to Mass Adoption Resource Exchange. They help find loving permanent homes for kids in Foster Care.
Description: A retro-style circular emblem featuring a man in a cowboy hat holding a microphone. The background has horizontal stripes in muted orange, yellow, beige, and blue. Text reads "MIDLAND" above and "CB CONVOY BUDDY" below the central figure. It has a vintage, slightly distressed appearance.
Description: A classic vintage motorcycle illustrated in a clean cartoon style, featuring a bright red fuel tank, black frame, chrome exhaust, spoked wheels, and detailed mechanical components. The side-view design has bold outlines, simplified shading, and a transparent background, making it ideal for stickers, clip art, and t-shirt graphics.
Description: A clean side-view illustration of a classic CB360 motorcycle, featuring an orange-and-cream fuel tank, black seat, chrome exhaust, and detailed spoked wheels. The retro design is presented with bold black outlines and a transparent background, emphasizing its vintage café-racer aesthetic.
Description: This is a photo of a vintage 1960s Courier 1M Citizens Band Radio with its microphone shown in front of the speaker grill. I used it to talk with friends in the late 1960s, when it was popular, and kept it for nostalgia as memorabilia.
Vintage Citizens Band Radio Circa 1965 Courier 1M Photo Hat
by Glenn’s Credible Designs
$12 $19
Description: Operating out of Atlanta, GA, Bo "Bandit" Darville is the man behind Bandit Trucking. Known for dodging DOT regulations with fake logbooks and hauling illegal loads, he's your go-to guy if you need something—like a shipment of Coors beer—bootlegged east of the Mississippi on the sly. Keep the shiny side up, rubber parts down. We gone.
