Rock Buggy Pins and Buttons

Description: 'Let's Buggy' Dune Buggy - Off Road Rock Crawler Vehicle Enthusiast

Description: Defy gravity on the steepest rock faces with this extreme Buggy Ridge Runner graphic. Featuring a custom tube-chassis off-road buggy scrambling over rugged cliff edges with high-articulation suspension, this design is ideal for rock crawlers, off-road buggy drivers, trail wheelers, 4x4 enthusiasts, and extreme motorsport fans.

Description: High-octane custom illustration of the legendary compact 4x4, the Suzuki Samurai SJ413, transformed into an extreme, rock-crawling beast with a glossy deep metallic red finish. Engineered to conquer the toughest boulder trails, this radical design features a heavy-duty steel front bumper with an integrated winch, a robust external steel roll cage, and high-performance long-travel suspension. Standing tall with massive ground clearance, it sits perfectly on custom polished beadlock wheels wrapped in colossal, deep-tread mud-terrain tires. A perfect tribute for Suzuki 4x4 fans, rock crawling competitors, and off-road buggy enthusiasts. Ideal for stickers, t-shirts, and automotive prints.

Description: Rock Crawler

Description: Blast through the dunes and rough desert terrain with this high-octane Desert Race Buggy Off Road Sand Rail graphic. Highlighting a custom-built tubular chassis off-road race vehicle tearing up dirt and sand, this artwork is ideal for desert racing fans, sand rail enthusiasts, off-roader crews, and extreme motorsport lovers.

Description: A powerful silverback gorilla takes the wheel of a rugged dune buggy in this bold off-road adventure illustration. Perfect for gorilla fans, off-road enthusiasts, trail riders, rock crawling lovers, motorsport fans, and anyone who enjoys fierce wildlife paired with rugged machines. A striking design for fans of dirt trails, outdoor adventure, powerful animals, and extreme off-road culture.

Description: Time For Timer was that weird little yellow dude that taught Generation X how to make snacks for ourselves. Now that we're all in our 50s or older, we hanker for other things, like whiskey. Also available in "Dry Riesling" if wine is more your thing. Go see my shop!

Description: Jackman Wheels was born in El Cajon, California, when they began making custom wheels for off-road vehicles and buggies in 1973. After placing a small ad in the back of an off-road magazine, what began as a small family operation selling a few wheels locally rapidly grew into a national supplier of wheels popular with the Baja racing crowd and, eventually, with the street scene as well. While their designs were often copied, their quality was not and even today, decades later, their steel wheels are highly sought after by collectors and restorers who want the real deal from back in the day.

Description: A high-impact six-wheel rock crawler illustration featuring massive terrain tires, exposed long-travel suspension, a front winch, reinforced framework, and bold orange bodywork. Perfect for off-road enthusiasts, trail drivers, rock crawling fans, custom buggy builders, mechanics, and anyone who loves extreme terrain machines and detailed automotive art.

Description: A whimsical dune buggy constructed entirely from stone and wood, with headlights made of glowing orbs. The text 'BACK TO THE STONE AGE' is prominently displayed above the vehicle in a bubbly, orange font, suggesting a primitive, playful theme.

Description: K-Bar-S Bronco Specialties was founded by Hal Sealand and John Karp in the late '70s in Las Vegas, Nevada. The name of the shop is from their last names – K for Karp, S for Sealand. As the name implies, K-Bar-S specialized in custom Bronco parts. They also had a complete shop where they built some pretty amazing rigs, many of which went on to tough truck and Baja race events. Word is that the shop closed in 2001, but most of their rigs and exclusive aftermarket parts are still out there.

Description: Kick up the dust and conquer rugged trails with this high-energy offroad buggy graphic! Featuring a front-perspective illustration of a high-performance offroad UTV dune buggy climbing over rocky terrain with knobby offroad tires. Topped with bold vintage block typography reading "DIRT RACE", boxed text "SEASON", and large lettering reading "ONE". Detailed with race event accents including "SUNDAY 19TH" on a red circular badge, alongside "OFFROAD CIRCUIT"

Description: Clasdic landcruiser

Description: Con-Ferr was founded in 1961 by Pete Condos & Frank Ferro (hence the Con-Ferr name), though eventually Pete bought out Frank to become sole owner and maintained the name for the life of the company. Con-Ferr billed itself as America’s largest off-road parts and accessories provider and with their 44,000 square feet Burbank, California facility, I'm inclined to believe the claim. Recreational off-roading was a fairly new endeavor in the '60s and thanks to Pete Condos, countless Americans were able to outfit their 4WD rigs and dune buggies to get them out on the trails. From roof racks and roll cages, to wide wheels and engine adapters, Con-Ferr carried it all and did so for decades, leaving an indelible mark on the industry.