Icx Stickers

Description: A retro-style label featuring a yellow and grey semi-truck with the text "ILLINOIS CALIFORNIA EXPRESS" above it. Below the truck are the large letters "ICX" and "DENVER, COLORADO". The background depicts a stylized sunset and distant trees.

Description: A retro-style emblem featuring a yellow semi-truck with a grey trailer. Text above reads "ILLINOIS CALIFORNIA EXPRESS". Below the truck are the bold letters "ICX" on a yellow background. The bottom text reads "DENVER, COLORADO". The overall aesthetic is vintage with a textured appearance.

Description: Illinois California Express (ICX) got their start in 1936 as Rocky Mountain Lines, but after a series of acquisitions and mergers post-war, they rebranded themselves as ICX in 1948. Throughout the 60s and 70s, ten other carriers were acquired and merged into ICX operations. In their heyday, the company had 30 terminals in 15 states, and maintained over 2,500 pieces of equipment. Like many trucking companies of the era, ICX had a difficult time after deregulation, and 48 years of successful operation came to a screeching halt in 1984 when ICX shut their doors and became another fallen flag of the American highways.

Description: A retro-style graphic displays a yellow semi-truck with "Illinois California Express" text on its trailer. Below the truck, large bold letters spell "ICX" with "DENVER, COLORADO" text at the bottom. The background features a sunset and mountains.

Description: Illinois California Express ICX Vintage Truck

Description: A retro-style graphic featuring a yellow semi-truck with the words "ILLINOIS CALIFORNIA EXPRESS" prominently displayed on its side and on a banner at the top. Below the truck, large letters spell out "ICX" with the text "DENVER, COLORADO" at the very bottom against a textured, sunset-colored background.