Fiberglass Magnets

Description: Perfect Products began forming fiberglass hoods, scoops, and body panels in the early '60s as a white label supplier to other companies. By the late '60s, they had had started advertising direct sales in the various hot rod and drag racing magazines, selling via mail order though their catalog. Whether you needed a bolt on hood scoop or a one piece front clip, Akron, Ohio's Perfect Products was the best in the business.

Description: Drag racer Dick Olsen started Competition Fiberglass in Bellflower, California sometime in the mid '60s. From scoops and spoilers to cowl hoods and complete flopper bodies, Competition Fiberglass did it all and built quite a name for themselves along the way.

Description: Band logo art for Fiberglass Building Insulation

Description: Our designs are set up for classic car enthusiasts and is in no way affiliated any car company or car manufacturer. Any brand names on tags are used for descriptive purposes only.

Description: Tracy's Fiberglass Works 1970

Description: Perfect Products Fiberglass 1968

Description: 120 degrees. Fiberglass in places fiberglass was never meant to be. Roof decking six inches from your head. "Attic Survival Squad: 120 Degrees. Pure Fiberglass." is the official unit patch for every HVAC tech, insulation contractor, home inspector, and DIY warrior who has crawled through a summer attic and come out the other side — itchy, sweating, and fully qualified for this badge.

Description: Competition Fiberglass 1965

Description: Retro-inspired fiberglass camper shell. Compact, lightweight design for easy towing and travel. Perfect for adventurers!

Description: Fiberglass Egg Travel Trailer Boler Casita Scamp Camper Compact, lightweight camper. Classic egg shape, perfect for adventures. Easy to tow & store. Ready for your next journey!

Description: Perfect Products Fiberglass 1968

Description: Perfect Products Fiberglass 1968

Description: Despite what kit car ads in the back of magazines say, claims of easy assembly and performance are dubious at best. Jim Kellison set out to change that in the late '50s with a grand vision and a beautifully designed car body. Kellison's J-4 was initially offered as a fiberglass coupe ready to be mounted on your choice of chassis. Wanting to deliver a more complete offering, Kellison hired an Indy chassis builder to design a custom box tube frame that was both lighter and stronger than any donor chassis, and could be finished with readily available components. The result was a car that didn't just keep up with the best European models but outperformed them. This design is based on the Kellison 'Springy Thingy' mascot that showed up in 1968.

Description: Javelin-Boats

Description: ProCraft-Boats

Description: Fiberglass Egg Travel Trailer Boler Casita Scamp Camper Retro-inspired, compact camper. Lightweight, easy-tow design for adventure. A cozy escape on wheels!

Description: Mustang-Boats

Description: Newport-Boats

Description: Retro fiberglass travel trailer. Compact, lightweight design ideal for camping and road trips. Sleeps 2-4 comfortably. Durable construction.

Description: Checkmate-Boats

Description: Retro-style fiberglass camper. Compact, lightweight, and egg-shaped. Ideal for road trips and outdoor adventures. Sleeps 2-4 people. Classic design.

Description: Retro-inspired, lightweight travel trailer. Compact egg shape for easy towing & camping adventures.

Description: In the early ’60s, California’s Surf scene was at its peak, and skilled fiberglass craftsmen were in high demand by new surfboard manufacturers. One such fiberglass expert was Tracy Nelson. After mastering the art of working fiberglass through surfboards, he launched a new business based on another one of his passions – motorcycles. By 1970 the custom chopper scene has become a nationwide phenomenon, so his timing couldn’t have been any better to launch Tracy’s Fiberglass Works. He started out making stylized custom tanks for bikes of all makes, but quickly went on to create full body kits that transformed any motorcycle into a custom dream machine and all for considerably less than similar bodies from steel.

Description: Larson-Boats

Description: By Frank Schuster. This Section is for the Manx Dune Buggy enthusiast. Illustrations of the Manx Dune Buggy on diverse products such as tees, t-shirts, apparel, clothing, invitations, posters and gifts. Here you get two buggies

Description: This Classic 1966 Corvette Stingray has a very contemporary modern style design with a very cool title typography style.

Description: Lotus Elite

Description: Robot Rider On Chopper Motorcycle

Description: The Sussita (1960–1978) was Israel’s first mass-produced car, made by Autocars with a fiberglass body and Ford/Triumph engines. Its name means “mare” in Aramaic. A persistent urban legend claims camels loved chewing its fiberglass panels.

Description: Retro-inspired travel pod. Compact, lightweight camper for adventures. Its classic egg shape turns heads.

Description: Believe

Description: Believe

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Description: 4x4 Toyota Chinook

Description: Splash! Swimming pool in a post modern 20th century style.

Description: Our designs are set up for classic car enthusiasts and is in no way affiliated any car company or car manufacturer. Any brand names on tags are used for descriptive purposes only.