Tour Bus Magnets
Description: This Chris Stapleton Bus Tour All-American Road Show is available in a vast array of color options, and offers a simplistic but eye-catching design on the front.
Chris Stapleton Bus Tour All-American Road Show Magnet
by Dolores Dutra
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Unique graphic featuring a retro bus and bold text celebrating Stillwater tours. Perfect for travel enthusiasts and vintage lovers, this design adds nostalgic charm to your apparel, showcasing a classic vehicle and a memorable travel phrase.
Vintage Stillwater Tour Z74 Bus Design Magnet
by Delirium Bunny Art
$3.75 $4.75
Stillwaterr Almost Famous Tour '73 Bus Golden God Magnet
by Happylemondg
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Unique vintage-inspired tour design featuring a bus and bold typography, capturing the adventurous spirit of travel and nostalgia. Perfect for travel enthusiasts, road trip lovers, and vintage style fans seeking stylish apparel and accessories.
Staywater No More Airplanes Tour Design Magnet
by Painting by Birdis
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Let's ride, ride, ride, ride, ride! Commemorate the greatest event of your childhood with the Crazy Bus Live! tour shirt! DW Read approved! The Crazy Bus rides over a rainbow to celebrate the live show world tour, complete with a cheeky reference to the episode's original air date.
Description: Celebrate classic rock history with this vintage 70s style Neil Young and Crazy Horse fan design. Featuring a retro tour bus and running horse, it's the perfect tee for any classic rock music lover.
Neil Young & Crazy Horse Retro 70s Band Fan Art T-Shirt Magnet
by Bonsai Money
$3.75 $4.75
Description: This is Katie, the Scilly Bus, a 1948 Austin tour bus, which takes visitors on tours of St Mary's, the largest island in the Scilly Isles. The Scilly Isles are situated 28 miles west of Land's End, Cornwall, England. There are 5 inhabited islands - St Mary's, St Martin's, Tresco, Bryher and St Agnes and scores of uninhabited ones. Katie recently celebrated her 60th birthday! As you can see, in true Scilly tradition, the Scilly bus driver apparently drives standing up and facing backwards! This shot was featured in the Trams & Buses group. Date: 18th August 2004. Click here to view another vintage omnibus.
Description: Hit Route 67 for a school-year adventure with a smiling highway sign, yellow bus, red schoolhouse, and packed turquoise backpack. “Weird Miles, Great Memories” gives students and teachers a playful retro badge for every memorable detour.
Back to School: Route 67 Tour and Weird Miles Magnet
by Fenay Designs
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Ride in style with this futuristic retro style bus highway queen design. It shows a streamlined vintage coach with a space age look and shiny chrome details, cruising down a scenic route at sunset. It’s a good fit for retro bus fans, tour bus lovers, atomic age collectors, and anyone who loves a classic motor coach and the open highway. A great gift for road trip dreamers, travel fans, and passenger bus riders who still believe the highway belongs to the queen.
Futuristic Retro Style Bus Highway Queen Vintage Coach Space Age Road Illustration Magnet
by Vehicles-Art
$3.75 $4.75
Charlie Croker's Bus Tour - Italian Job Magnet
by Cosmic Tornado
$3.75 $4.75
Description: This design celebrates sightseeing city tours and urban travel. Perfect for tourists, travelers, and vacationers who enjoy Top Deck Best Views.
Top Deck Best Views Sightseeing City Tour Travel Tourist Vacationer Magnet
by Funny Animal Kings
$3.75 $4.75
The Runarounds Hippie Flower Van Graphic Magnet
by slimespecter
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Vintage inspired tour bus with dragons clouds and Chinese patterns. A nostalgic vibe.
Egg Foo Yong Tours San Francisco Chinatown Dragon Magnet
by lavandulastorms
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Buses emerged as a popular mode of transportation during the 1920s, initially serving as a more flexible alternative to trains, as they were able to reach areas that were not accessible by rail, connecting smaller towns and rural communities to the larger cities. As a result, buses played a crucial role in the development of the American transportation network. The end of World War II was followed by a decade of increasing prosperity, and the mid-20th century saw bus travel decline due to the rise of air travel, interstate highways, and increased car ownership. It was at this time that bus companies went into overdrive advertising their well established services as safe, convenient, and affordable ways to see America from coast to coast.