Kustom Kulture Pillows

Surfwitch in action from the Kustomonsters TV show and movies from Craig Clark.

Speed demon, demon of speed

Just a killer example of custom work done with pride

RACER

A goofy cat character trips along in his "Bag of Tricks", a custom '32 Chevy roadster hot rod. His spirit protector hood ornament, a flying eyeball tribute to the Kustom Kulture founding fathers, acts as wayfarer. This is my homage to Felix the Cat, more specifically the 1953 TV show reboot, designed by Joe Oriolo, and Felix's heritage as the mascot for Felix Chevrolet in Los Angeles, California.

RACE

A cool Hawaiian-style tiki made of lava makes the scene down to the surf in his sweet traditional hotrod

The classic Tri-Five Nomad, hello 50s!

Wait, are those wings big enough to carry it?

my creatures are always funny and i want you to feel their vibes and guts that you can dp what do you want in your life like how fo you looks like

Rusty truck

Rat rod and Hot rod outlaw's

Rat rod and Hot rod outlaw's

Kustom car

"Hot Rod" design: 🏎️ A vintage hot rod bursts with energy, flames licking at its sides as it tears down the highway. With its sleek curves and roaring engine, it embodies the timeless spirit of rebellion and speed, a symbol of American automotive culture at its most exhilarating. 🔥🤘

Based in Columbus, Ohio, Columbus Custom Manufacturing produced a wide array of custom chopper parts ranging from forks and handlebars to complete chopper conversion kits for all the popular makes. They sold through dealers across the country, but also through direct sales via comprehensive mail order catalogs.

Rat rod and Hot rod outlaw's

american traditional classy flying eyeball

central

The god of v8

finks everywhere

just ride to end of roa

Purple flaming skull

Rat rod and Hot rod outlaw's

O.G.

1963 1/2 ford falcon, customized

THE TONGUE

Lettering flying eye

Original design by Horror Rudey for Zoghotron

2 Tone

Skull illustration

a shovel machine with a lizard on it. made for custom culture lovers in the world

There's no shortage of hot rod builders in California, but sometimes it's the lesser known ones that were doing something really great, and Randy Spooner was just one such guy. While other guys were designing rides to get magazine covers, Randy was focused on building traditional hot rods that were meant to be driven. For about three decades, Randy's small shop in Fresno, California, turned out quite a few hand built drivers that any hot rodder would be proud to own. No garage queens or show circuit belles here - just down and dirty, old school hot rods meant to rack up the miles.

Here it is, boys and girls! A new mascot for our favorite holiday! Ring in St. Paddy's the proper way with a Leprechaun Fink!

Usually found loitering behind the convenience store.