Ford Econoline Truck Mugs

or the Ford Econoline Pick Up Truck Sportswagon enthusiast and also for the surfer dude. This beautiful silhouette of a Ford 1662 Econoline Pick Up Truck sports wagon was created by Frank Schuster.

Apparel for the Ford 1662 Econoline Pick Up Truck enthusiast. If you have a Ford 1662 Econoline Pick Up Truck then these graphics on tees, t-shirt , apparel, invitations and products are perfect for you!

Ford Econoline

This product is for the Ford 1662 Econoline Pick Up Truck enthusiast and for the surfer. If you have a Ford 1662 Econoline Pick Up Truck, then this graphic of a Ford 1662 Econoline Pick Up Truck on tees, t-shirt, apparel, clothing, invitations and other products is perfect for you!

So, I saw one of these at a local car show and thought… who makes a shirt of THAT? …I will! It may never sell, but it brings me pleasure that it is out there!

For the Ford 1662 Econoline Pick Up Truck Sportswagon enthusiast and also for the surfer dude. This beautiful silhouette of a Chevy 1662 Econoline Pick Up Truck sports wagon was created by Frank Schuster.

For the Ford 1662 Econoline Pick Up Truck Sportswagon enthusiast and also for the surfer dude. This beautiful silhouette of a Ford 1662 Econoline Pick Up Truck sports wagon was created by Frank Schuster.

Ford E-Series Econoline first generation classic cabover van (produced from 1960 to 1967) outline line drawing (also available in black)

Cool, colourful atomic age advert for the Ford Econoline.

An image of the front corner of a red 1965 Ford E100 Econoline Pickup Truck with a title text overlay.

So, I saw one of these at a local car show and thought… who makes a shirt of THAT? …I will! It may never sell, but it brings me pleasure that it is out there!

An image of the front of a red 1965 Ford E100 Econoline Pickup Truck with a title text overlay.

Ford E-Series Econoline first generation classic cabover van (produced from 1960 to 1967) outline line drawing (also available in white)

Characterised by wild paint jobs, altered stances and groovy lettering, the vans of the ‘70s became cartoonish, very much a marker of place and time. They became known as ‘Boogie Vans’; part muscle car, part party wagon. Vanning was so popular, Time Magazine declared it an “American craze” in 1977.