Hurst Mugs
Description: A stylized depiction of a vintage beige coupe with the prominent text "Hurst" in red on a cream background, and "OLDS" in white within an oval emblem. The number "442" is displayed in large, distressed beige digits at the bottom right. The overall aesthetic is retro with a grainy texture behind the emblems.
Description: In 1965 Pontiac promoted their new GTO and Hurst Performance Products. The contest was based on special album recorded by The Tigers and the grand prize was a special 1965 Pontiac GTO named “GeeTO Tiger”. It was specially equipped with over 28 factory options and had special Hurst Gold body paint, Hurst mag wheels, even gold-plated Hurst Shifter, Tri-Power 4-speed gearbox, suspension package, power steering, power brakes, etc. GeeTO Tiger was specially designed for the contest. Ace Wilson's Royal Pontiac dealership campaigned numerous race prepped GTO's over the years and they were well known as drag strip killers.
Description: Vintage Hurst Equipped racing artwork featuring a distressed automotive logo, classic shifter design, and nostalgic American muscle car culture.
Vintage Hurst Equipped Classic American Muscle Car Racing Mug
by mac_nqobile
$13 $18
Description: Show off your love for classic muscle cars and manual shifters with this vintage hurst equipped design. Perfect for hot rod enthusiasts, mechanics, and classic car lovers!
Hurst Equipped Vintage Muscle Car Gear Shifter Graphic Mug
by KememMambu design
$13 $18
Description: A vintage-style depiction of a cream-colored classic automobile, identified as a 'Hurst Olds 442'. The car is centrally positioned against a textured background with distinct bounding shapes. The text 'Hurst' is prominently displayed in a red rounded rectangle, and 'Olds' is featured in a black oval, both with white lettering. The number '442' is shown in large red numerals below the vehicle.
Hurst Olds 442 Classic Automobile Retro Style Mug
by Pastel Dream Nostalgia
$13 $18
Description: A retro-style composition featuring a cream-colored classic car, identified as a 442, positioned below a rectangular plaque with the text 'HURST OLDS' and a shield emblem containing 'H.S.'. Below the car, another rectangular section displays the number '442'. The overall aesthetic is reminiscent of vintage signage.
