Model Car Socks
Description: A front-facing, stylized depiction of a vintage blue automobile. The vehicle features prominent headlights, a detailed grille, chrome accents, and whitewall tires. The text "MODEL 78" and "DELUARE 78" is prominently displayed in a light, sandy color against a black background.
Description: DigiRods / KoolArt (Trademark) ... DigiRods High Quality (300DPI) Digital Graphic for a PERFECT Product Every Time... *Artwork is property of DigiRods/3 Sisters Rock. Any use or reproduction is strictly prohibited. All car images are ARTWORK owned by 3 Sisters Rock. We do not claim that any vehicles represented are official/licensed merchandise by any associated Automotive company.
Description: Virgil D. White fabricated his first Model T winter car conversion in 1913 at his car dealership in Ossipee, New Hampshire. Four years later, he had refined the design to a point that he had it patented, but ever the perfectionist, he continued to perfect his invention, eventually coining the name 'snowmobile' and taking it to market in 1922. Initially offered as a kit, the snowmobile package included a heavy-duty truck rear axle, a 7-to-1 truck worm gear drive line attached to the frame by a pair of cantilevered semi-elliptical springs, heavy-duty wheels, a set of metal tracks, and up front, a set of skis. With skis removed, and front wheels installed; the Snowmobile became a Sandmobile, useful for transport through deep mud and sand.
Description: **Ford Model T Tee** Celebrate the iconic Ford Model T with this tee. The graphic design showcases the distinctive, early 20th century automobile silhouette of this pioneering, mass-produced vehicle that revolutionized personal transportation and helped shape the modern automotive industry. 🚗 🇺🇸 🏭 🏞️
Description: This has a retro poster look from the 80s design of a Tesla Model 3 with a palm tree cityscape. Other Tesla Model Colors are available on this storefront. Midnight SIlver Metallic Grey Paint Scheme.
Tesla Model 3 - Retro Poster Look Front - Midnight Silver Metallic Grey Socks
by Osprey Tees LLC
$20
Description: DigiRods (Trademark) ... DigiRods High Quality (300DPI) Digital Graphic for a PERFECT Product Every Time... *Artwork is property of DigiRods/3 Sisters Rock. Any use or reproduction is strictly prohibited. All car images are ARTWORK owned by the artist (3 Sisters Rock). We do not claim that any vehicles represented are official/licensed merchandise by any associated Automotive company.
Description: Like other performance pioneers, Ed Iskenderian was a Southern California hot rodder in the years leading up to World War II, learning speed secrets in an effort to make his own T roadster go faster. Grinding camshafts came after the war when a sudden demand for parts - fueled by returning GIs eager to get back to hot rodding - was so great that Iskenderian was faced with a long wait for a cam he wanted for his own car. Figuring he could do as just as good himself, he bought a surplus cylindrical grinder, converted it into a cam-grinding machine, and went to work. He wasn't just making a similar cam to those available at the time - he made them better, rightfully earning him the nickname of 'The Camfather.'
Description: A Tesla Model 3 reimagined as a rolling spectrum—built from bold geometric color blocks that snap together like digital pop art. This design blends clean EV lines with a vibrant, angular palette, giving the Model 3 a fresh, high‑energy aesthetic that feels equal parts modern tech and retro arcade. Perfect for fans of anything that needs instant visual punch.
Description: Jim Russell was a California slot car enthusiast who decided that the cars of the day could be greatly improved, and took it upon himself to make that happen. Jim founded Russkit in 1963, launching with his first product, called Russ-Coat, a polyurethane varnish to protect a car's finish from impacts. Next came a line of bodies, first made of fiberglass, and then much lighter vacuum-formed white styrene, which were an immediate success. Simultaneously, Russkit was developing their own line of chassis and motors, including the infamous "Black Widow" four-wheel-drive, dual motor chassis. Jim would go on to produce a wide range of products from controllers and licensed bodies, to tires and wheels, all from a 6,000 square foot Los Angeles.
