Stock Car Mugs

Kyle Larson '23

The 01 of General Lee from the Dukes.

Seven Time makes the jump to open-wheel this season!

Martin Truex Jr. '23

NASCAR's William Byron

Rust-eze Medicated Bumper Ointment is an American company owned by Dinoco. It sells medicated bumper ointment, with a rear end formula (which its logo reads), for cars with rusty bumpers, to eradicate rust. It was created years ago by Rusty and Dusty Rust-eze and since then became recognized trademark in the United States. In 2017, it was sold to Sterling and bought from him by Dinoco later that year. Until then the company competed with Dinoco.

Still searching for Man Cave Garage Muscle Car Funny Custom Project Car designs? Make a statement with this A Project Car tee. It makes a great gift for the project car lover in your life who loves funny project car tees.

Joey Logano '23

If You Ain't First You're Last Racing Design // Ricky Bobby

Retro Scalextric Controller

the dinger finally wins at indy

NASCAR's Bubba Wallace

NASCAR's Kyle Busch

Kyle Busch '23

North Wilkesboro: Where Racing Hearts Beat Faster. Embrace the Roar of Engines, the Legacy of Speed, and the Spirit of Competition

Shake and Bake

Still searching for Racing Dad Race Car Autocross Racer New Driver Nitro Dragcar Automotive Nos Burn Outs Skid Marks Horsepower Nos Turbo Boost Exhaust Drag Race Day Car Racing Traffic Cone designs? Make a statement with this Peace Love Racing tee. Makes a great gift for the nos car racer dad in your life who loves funny car racing tees.

Carl Cassell Racing

Jeff Gordon inspired Legends car design featuring vibrant colors and iconic graphics. Perfect for fans of racing and nostalgia alike. Drive in style with this unique look!

Ernest Holmes Sr. was a mechanic in Chattanooga, Tennessee who is credited with inventing the tow truck in 1916. After helping a friend recover his car using three poles, a pulley and a chain hooked to the chassis of his 1913 sedan, Holmes realized that his contraption could be useful beyond just this one need. After refining his invention, Holmes began manufacturing what we now know as the traditional tow truck or wrecker, receiving a patent on his design in 1918. Holmes sold both turn key tow trucks and the wrecker body as a bolt on unit to auto shops, racetracks, and garages, and went on to design a multitude of tow truck offerings, covering just about every recovery need, including heavy-duty use by the U.S. military.

Burn Some Serious Rubber!

legend nascar

NASCAR's Riley Herbst

you heard it straight from the man's mouth..., now it's made it onto a shirt

NASCAR's Ryan Preece

Still searching for Diesel Mechanic Funny Car Guys Auto Mechanic Garage Car Mechanic Diesel Stock Engine Block Horsepower designs? Make a statement with this My Blood Type Is Diesel tee. Makes a great gift for the diesel mechanic, man cave garage guy or car enthusiast in your life.

Bronco is one of the best off-road races.

Kyle Larson '23

REV 500 was an oil additive that both sponsored and was heavily endorsed by acclaimed racecar driver, Parnelli Jones. Like many other oil additives, REV 500 Special Oil Treatment was supposed to treat the metals in your engine, providing additional protection in high-revving competition applications, but also said it quieted lifters and bearings in your daily driver.

This particular color scheme was inspired by Flying Valiant Builds stock car design featured here (https://youtu.be/BX44pIhlqkE).

NASCAR's Corey Lajoie

NASCAR's AJ Allmendinger

NASCAR's Noah Gragson

Vintage-inspired design featuring racing legend Cale Yarborough in action during the 1968 season. Perfect for fans of classic motorsports and retro style.

NASCAR's Erik Jones

What is now known as "STP" was invented by German scientists during WWII as a response to Germany's need for lubrication of the German war-machine vehicles. WWII US Army divisions in Africa that overtook German Afrika Korps vehicles alleged that the Germans employed an engine oil that is now known as STP formulation full-strength in their air-cooled 4-cylinder engines, which successfully traveled through the hot African Desert war-front without seizing due to friction and extreme heat. How the Germans' original chemical synthesis formulation found its way to the U.S. after WWII is not known, but most likely it made that journey along with many of the other German innovations through the distribution of technology through the spoils of war.