Muffler Kids T-Shirts

Marvin 'Marv' Heemeyer had been in the muffler business since the late '70s, and after running a successful muffler shop in Boulder, Colorado for many years, he decided he wanted to a more rural lifestyle. In March 1992, Marv sold his shop in Boulder and purchased a 27-acre plot of land in neighboring Grand County with a small cabin on it. In nearby Granby, he picked up a two acre property and opened Mountain View Muffler in the Summer of 1992. Heemeyer's expertise in muffler repair earned him the nickname "Marv the Muffler Man," and he was said to be so good at his trade that he could change a muffler in 20 minutes flat. Sadly, Granby was less than welcoming, and Marv faced an uphill battle in a town that stacked the deck against him.

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A beautiful santa claus polar bear design for you! Here's hoping you have a great Christmas and an excellent new year! A highly detailed design of santa claus polar bear in a cute santa hat and a red scarf to give that extra touch to your T shirt, greeting card or gift for loved ones!

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Castrol is the right oil for your vehicle.

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Artist Illustration of a watercolor I painted captures the whimsical charm of the Hotdog man, crafted from the recognizable muffler men statues. This piece depicts a unique roadside attraction along Route 66, located in Atlanta, Illinois. With a perfect balance of bold colors and intricate details, the illustration evokes a sense of nostalgia and invites viewers to take a closer look at the fascinating history of American culture.

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Ever owned an old car? Then you know these little residents within the machine.

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If you've been around the Southern California hot rod scene for a while, you're probably familiar with Rocket Muffler, the Burbank shop that spent several decades doing custom exhaust work for drag, dry lake, and street racers alike. Their business cards advertised "Racket by Rocket" which was probably a hint to the kind of work they did in squeezing out just a little more horsepower out of V8 engines in exchange for a little noise. In addition to sponsoring numerous local SoCal racers in the '50s and '60s, they also kept a sign out front of their shop on West Magnolia Boulevard offering free welding repairs on kid's toys, wagons, and bikes. Talk about community service!

This design is for Christmas 2022. There are many designs for Christmas. One of them is a snowman with an iconic Christmas hat and muffler. Here you will find that the invention also adds some cherries and starts.

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Sandy Belond was a Southern California hot rodder and one of the first dry lakes racers to go over 100 mph. He opened Sandy’s Muffler Shop in 1938 and aside from traditional exhaust work, Sandy began designing and building custom headers and exhaust systems that quickly became a popular on the local hot rod scene. After a short stint in the Marines towards the end of the war, Sandy was ready to get back to work and founded Southern California Muffler Service. Aside from continuing his custom work, Sandy developed his Equa-Flow line of off the rack exhaust systems. This line revolutionized the industry by utilizing the first ever jigs for exhaust systems that ensured each model was true and accurate to the vehicle it was designed for.

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Artist Illustration of a watercolor I painted captures the towering Muffler man statue, adorned in a yellow hardhat and work overalls, standing tall along Route 66 in Gallup, New Mexico. The sun sets behind the colossal figure casting a golden hue on the rusted metal frame, while the arid desert landscape engulfs him in solitude. The wispy strokes of color blend seamlessly, creating a sense of movement and depth to the painted image.

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hand drawn stylistic illustration of the Hotdog Man that's located in Atlanta Illinois. He's also sometimes called a Muffler Man, from the famous statues scattered across the US. He's on the famous Route 66 of Americana.

Artist illustration of a watercolor I painted captures the iconic Muffler man statue towering above Route 66 in Gallup, New Mexico. With its towering metallic frame and wide stance, the statue stands tall against the open, sweeping landscape. In the watercolor, the dusty earth tones of the desert landscape and the vivid blue of the sky perfectly complement the vibrant red and yellow colors of the statue, bringing the scene to life. It's a snapshot of the quintessential American west, frozen in time on paper.

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