Engine Mechanical Mugs
Description: You live by the shop motto In Rust We Trust, with crossed wrenches over a gear and bold stars that echo garage pride and mechanic grit; perfect for auto repair culture, restorers, diesel techs, and motorcycle wrenching.
Funny Mechanic In Rust We Trust Wrench Gear Garage Mug
by Isla Fenrick
$13 $18
Description: Honda's story starts with Soichiro Honda. After World War II, Japan was struggling with transportation and fuel shortages. Honda saw an opportunity: people needed cheap, simple transportation. In 1946, he established the Honda Technical Research Institute in Hamamatsu, Japan. Rather than immediately designing complete motorcycles, Honda initially attached small surplus military engines to bicycles.
Valley Head Service Automotive Rebuilding Components Mug
by Kontlo Labs 76
$13 $18
Description: Engine Illustration Bold, playful artwork! A vibrant mechanical design evokes childhood memories of building and creating.
Engine Illustration I Still Play With Blocks Bold Mug
by mdgsoldier
$13 $18
Description: A humorous design featuring pistons crossed with a wrench. The text reads "I DID NOT BECOME A MECHANIC To Fix your SHIT FOR FREE". The style is bold and direct, with metallic pistons and a prominent red wrench against a dark background with red radiating lines.
I Did Not Become A Mechanic To Fix Your Shit For Free Pistons Wrench Mug
by chasingvisions
$13 $18
Description: Celebrate the grit and ingenuity of post-war America with this bold tribute to Jasper Engines & Transmissions. Featuring the iconic panther leaping across a distressed red "JASPER" logo, this design honors the legacy of engine remanufacturing born in Jasper, Indiana during WWII. Perfect for gearheads, vintage racing fans, and anyone who appreciates classic American craftsmanship. Whether you're under the hood or hitting the car show circuit, this tee brings horsepower heritage to life.
Description: Founded in Brazil in the early '70s, Fania Cable Automotriz manufactured automotive cables for a wide range of applications, from speedometers to brakes. They provided OEM cables made to spec for a wide range of manufacturers, both in Brazil and abroad, and also supplied cables to the aftermarket.
Description: My Body Is A Machine That Unstructured Data Into Actionable Business Insights
My Body Is A Machine That Unstructured Data Into Actionable Business Insights Mug
by CL_arkt
$13 $18
Description: Motor 1912 Patent, Engine Invention Blueprint, Mechanical Engineering Gift, Industrial patent
Motor 1912 Patent, Engine Invention Blueprint, Mechanical Engineering Gift, Industrial patent Mug
by Anodyle
$13 $18
Description: Founded in **1964** by **Paul Olmstead**, a dirt bike enthusiast tinkering in a **Bend, Oregon cinder-block workshop**, **Powroll Performance** became a cornerstone of motorcycle engineering. Olmstead’s breakthrough—**shortening OEM connecting rods** to create affordable, reliable **stroker cranks** for OHC four-stroke engines—revolutionized power gains without costly modifications. This innovation propelled Powroll into a **50+ year industry titan**, catering to racers and builders with its iconic cranks and expansive catalog of high-performance parts.
