Model T Baseball T-Shirts

Ideal for tank veterans, tank simulator gamers, military history enthusiasts and tank model kit fans. Also makes a cool Russian tank gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Ideal for tank veterans, tank simulator gamers, military history enthusiasts and tank model kit fans. Also makes a cool Russian tank gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Ideal for tank veterans, tank simulator gamers, military history enthusiasts and tank model kit fans. Also makes a cool Russian tank gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Ideal for tank veterans, tank simulator gamers, military history enthusiasts and tank model kit fans. Also makes a cool Russian tank gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Ideal for tank veterans, tank simulator gamers, military history enthusiasts and tank model kit fans. Also makes a cool Russian tank gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Design infographics with detailed information of the USSR T-34-85 tank for fans of tanks, games like War Thunder or World of Tanks, people whose hobby is to collect scale models of tanks and just those who are interested in the history of WW2

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Boulevard Shag Nasty Ford Model T Rat Rod

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Ideal for tank veterans, tank simulator gamers, military history enthusiasts and tank model kit fans. Also makes a cool Russian tank gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Abandoned truck in the ghost town of Goldfield, NV.

Ideal for tank fans, WW2 tank simulator gamers, Russian military history enthusiasts and tank model kit fans. Also makes a cool Russian tank gift at Christmas and birthdays.

cool rendering of a de Havilland Beaver airplane for the enthusiast

Design with the image of the T-34-85 tank and the inscription Tank up and roll out! for a true fan of tanks

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Vintage Ford Parts

My son loves T-ball, and as his Dad, I enjoy being part of his experiences. This design is for my fellow T-ball dads out there. This design is Original to Turnbill Truth.

My son loves T-ball, and as his Dad, I enjoy being part of his experiences. This design is for my fellow T-ball Dads out there. This design is Original to Turnbill Truth.

After leaving the Army on a medical discharge in 1952, a 19-year-old Norm Grabowski built a hot rod based on a shortened 1922 Model T touring car mated to a similarly shortened Model A truck bed. With a powerful OHV engine from his parents' sedan, the vehicle that resulted had a unique appearance and stance, which inspired many hot rods created afterward. The car was first featured on the cover of the October 1955 issue of Hot Rod and then underwent further modifications, including a greater rake, tilted windshield and blue paint with flames. Grabowski's hugely influential hot rod became known as the 'Kookie Kar' after it was used in the television show 77 Sunset Strip, and driven by the character Kookie in just about every episode.

The front of a Model T Ford automobile

My son loves T-ball, and as his Dad, I enjoy being part of his experiences. This design is for my fellow T-ball dads out there. This design is Original to Turnbill Truth.

My son loves T-ball, and as his Dad, I enjoy being part of his experiences. This design is for my fellow T-ball dads out there. This design is Original to Turnbill Truth.

My son loves T-ball, and as his Dad, I enjoy being part of his experiences. This design is for all the T-ball moms out there. This design is Original to Turnbill Truth.

A family moving west to escape the drought-stricken Dust Bowl. Their Model T Ford has a message on back that reads "Oregon or Bust". Montana, 1936.

My son loves T-ball, and as his Dad, I enjoy being part of his experiences. This design is for all the T-ball Moms out there. This design is Original to Turnbill Truth.

My son loves T-ball, and as his Dad, I enjoy being part of his experiences. This design is for the T-ball moms out there. This design is Original to Turnbill Truth.

My son loves T-ball, and as his Dad, I enjoy being part of his experiences. This design is for the T-ball moms out there. This design is Original to Turnbill Truth.

While he had been making hot rod parts for several years prior, Bill Von Esser opened his speed shop at 3307 West Irving Park Road in Chicago back in 1947. He expanded his reach beyond the local scene through ads in national hot rod magazines that had people sending away for his first catalog in 1948. While he stocked go fast goodies from many manufacturers, his house machined parts were without question his biggest sellers. From high-performance heads for your flatty to custom Offy throttle bodies, Von Esser's parts were highly desirable, something that has only increased decades later.

Perfect for pilots, veterans, military flight simulator gamers, T2 Buckeye model kit builders and naval aviation enthusiasts. Also makes a cool T-2 Buckeye gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Mechanics at an auto repair shop replacing an engine in an early model Ford. Washington, D.C., 1920.

Ford Model T 1908 I'm not old

HDR monochrome image of a Model-T Ford automobile, on show at Northumberland County Show (UK), 2015

Make sure to check out my Instagram @venzolic if I made a car but it does not match the color, decals, etc. Then DM me on Instagram. For custom design DM me

A migrant farm worker living at a campsite while working in the Yakima Valley. Washington, 1936.

The Russian MBT T-90M PRORYV is the latest modification of the T-90 tank in service with the Army of the Russian Federation. Design for fans of tanks, Russian military equipment and the army

A billboard company worker replacing a billboard sign. 1925.