Engine Builder Pins and Buttons
Description: A bold and fiery mechanic design featuring a powerful big block motor surrounded by flames with a strong garage-built attitude. Perfect for car lovers, engine builders, mechanics, hot rod fans, and anyone who lives for horsepower, wrenching, and classic performance culture. This design is a great fit for the garage lifestyle, muscle car enthusiasts, and people who still love playing with big blocks.
Description: This Automotive Design For Car Enthusiasts And Mechanics Proudly Displays 'Horsepower Is My Love Language'. Perfect For V8 Engine Lovers, Gearheads, And Anyone Passionate About Car Performance.
Horsepower Is My Love Language V8 Automotive Engine Mechanic Gearhead Pin
by QUEST QUALITY QUARTERS
$3.25
Description: Show your passion for horsepower with this bold "I Still Play With Blocks" design featuring a detailed V8 engine illustration. Perfect for mechanics, engine builders, hot rod fans, muscle car enthusiasts, and automotive professionals who appreciate performance engines and garage life. Combining mechanical precision with playful humor, this eye-catching graphic celebrates the dedication, craftsmanship, and excitement of building and tuning powerful engines.
I Still Play With Blocks Funny V8 Engine Mechanic Hot Rod Car Enthusiast Graphic Pin
by Aurea Zinnia
$3.25
Description: A bold and funny mechanic design featuring a detailed big block engine with serious garage attitude. Perfect for engine builders, mechanics, gearheads, hot rod fans, and anyone who still loves playing with motor blocks in the workshop. Great for car lovers, garage life enthusiasts, wrench turners, and anyone proud of their passion for horsepower, engines, and classic machine culture.
Description: "Dandy" Dick Landy was a master showman and a major pioneer in Super Stock, Funny Car, and Pro Stock drag racing. He was known for his innovative race cars, wild wheel stands, and his signature look of pressed white pants and jacket and long cigar clenched between his teeth. Automotive Research was Landy's first engine-building and tuning shop, opened in Sherman Oaks, California, in the early 1960s. Later, he would change the name to Dick Landy Industries and move to nearby Northridge. The business, which also employed his brother who acted as crew chief and engine builder, would continue until Landy's death in 2007.
Description: Sensing a distinct need for high-performance street and strip tires during the Golden Era of muscle cars, Formula Tires was founded in 1968 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. To fill that need, Formula designed their Formula 1 Super Stock line, creating an instant hit that gave day two muscle cars the drag racing look with bold white sidewall lettering and a tight tread pattern that gave a racing slick appearance. Of course, these tires weren’t just about good looks – they were built to perform as well, and hooked up exceptionally well on the strip, but also handled great when cruising the boulevard.
Description: Celebrate your passion for high-performance engineering with this "Still Plays with Blocks" design. Featuring a bold retro varsity aesthetic, this apparel is the perfect statement for auto mechanics, engine builders, and drag racing enthusiasts who never outgrew their love for 'blocks.' Whether you're in the garage working on a V8 rebuild, at a car show, or gifting a diesel mechanic, this design captures the grease-monkey humor and technical grit of the trade. A perfect meaningful gift for birthdays or Father's Day for the person who spends every weekend under the hood.
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: Rotonda's Speed Shop was founded in 1963 in Bloomfield, New Jersey and while they originally started out selling off the shelf go fast goodies, they added bays for service and installation and ended up building some rather infamous racing engines that broke quite a few records throughout the '60s.
