Van Pickup Off Road Stickers
Description: A graphic featuring large, bold, white text on a black background. The text is arranged in three lines: "VAN PICKUP" on the top two lines and "OFF ROAD" on the third line. Below this, in smaller text, is "WORLD MAGAZINE". The letters have a distressed, textured appearance with black speckles.
Description: The Desert Fox Sierra first came out in 1977, with a second edition in offered in 1979. These stylin' off-roaders came from the factory with a range of options, including: graphic stripe package, buckskin painted wheels, Hickey colored keyed brush guard and chrome tow hooks, four high-intensity off-road lights, special Desert Fox badge on the front quarter panels, four bed-mounted tie downs, and a Hickey colored keyed roll bar. There were additional Desert Fox upgrade options available as well, but this was the core package and how 99% of them were delivered.
Description: Based out of San Gabriel, California, Pathfinder Equipment Co. specialized in 4x4 conversions for full-size American vans of all makes. They initially offered their conversions through car dealers as an option since the manufacturers weren't offering 4x4 models for the most part, though eventually they began selling conversions direct to consumers both as turn key installations from their shop and as palletized kits for the mechanically inclined vanner to do it himself.
Description: A text-based design featuring three lines of large, bold, off-white capital letters with a textured, distressed look. The top line reads "VAN", the middle line reads "PICKUP", and the bottom line reads "OFF ROAD". Below these lines, in smaller capital letters, is the text "WORLD MAGAZINE".
