Racing Engine Socks
Description: C-T Automotive was started in 1951 in Sherman Oaks, California by Don Clark and Clem Tebo (C & T) and followed the old hot rod mantra of “There’s no replacement for displacement.” Their specialty was the manufacturing of stroker kits which increased an engine's displacement by lengthening the stroke of the piston. The journals along the crankshaft are lengthened by a given distance depending on the severity of the stroke enlargement and an increase in the height of the journal makes for double that increase in stroke length. All told, stroked engines can make big power, often without having to machine the block, and C-T Automotive not only knew this, but perfected the formula to get a reliable, high-horsepower stroker that was streetable.
Description: A rectangular emblem with rounded corners. The emblem features a prominent red background with the white text "Edelbrock" written in a bold cursive font. The red area is outlined by a black border, and the entire emblem is then outlined by a thin cream-colored border. The background surrounding the emblem is solid black.
Description: A wide‑eyed dog, a red convertible, and way too much horsepower for one creature to handle — Horsepower Fever is pure motion and mischief. This design captures that moment when the adrenaline spikes, the RPMs climb, and the driver (dog or human) is absolutely running hot. The exaggerated expression, speed puffs, and bold color palette give it a fun, high‑temperature look that pops on tees, hoodies, stickers, and anything built for gearheads with a sense of humor. Perfect for car lovers, burnout fans, and anyone who’s been “running a little hot” since day one.
Description: A bold graphic divided vertically into red and dark grey sections. Centered horizontally is a white gear shift lever, showing gear positions 1-4 and 5-6-8, leading to a white circular knob. Below the gear shift, text reads "PERFORMANCE EST. 1958" in white. The overall aesthetic is retro and automotive-themed.
Description: Rev up your style with this retro-inspired biker graphic featuring the "Octane Skull Co." emblem. The design showcases a vibrant, multi-colored skull resting above a crossed laurel wreath, framed by bold, rugged typography reading "Premium Fuel for Die-Hard Engines." Finished with a heavy distressed and weathered texture, this ultra-high resolution graphic delivers an authentic, worn-in vintage look. Perfect for motorcycle enthusiasts, hot rod fans, and lovers of classic garage culture.
Description: A bold, circular emblem features a motorcyclist in a blue suit and red helmet riding a red motorcycle. The emblem has concentric circles of blue, white, and red. Text surrounds the upper and lower arcs of the emblem. Smaller circular emblems with stars are on the left and right.
Description: Founded in 1963 in Nashua, New Hampshire, Grasha Motors earned a reputation as one of New England’s premier speed shops during the golden age of American racing culture. Established by Gregory Grasha, a third-generation Russian immigrant and gifted mechanic with a passion for horsepower, the garage began as a humble full-service repair shop catering to local drivers and blue-collar families. Before long, however, word spread about Grasha’s ability to coax serious power out of V8 engines. By the late 1960s, stock car racers from tracks across New Hampshire and Massachusetts, along with drag racing enthusiasts from all over the Northeast, were bringing their engines to Grasha for custom machine work, tuning, and high-performance builds.
Description: Celebrate classic automotive culture with this detailed retro speed shop graphic. Featuring a customized red panel truck, this aesthetic captures the spirit of traditional hot rod building and engine performance in Ohio. Perfect for car enthusiasts, mechanics, and fans of mid-century garage style and classic motor vehicle engineering.
