Car Parts Stickers

Turbo Snail - Red Sparkle Pattern

LM & P Motor Parts was an auto parts supplier serving the great Los Angeles area for decades. This design comes from a thrifted tee that carried a date of 1974 which had seen better days, so it was redrawn and made new again before being elegantly destroyed by hand.

I've Been Told I Like Cars

Money can't buy happiness but it can buy car parts and that is pretty much the same thing

Authorized Service - Sturmey Archer

A vector illustration of the flux capacitor, Doc Emmett Brown's invention that makes time travel possible. A design for fans of the Back to the Future film trilogy series. This is the key part of the Delorean car time machine.

I love cars!

Turbo Snail - Dasher (winter)

Piston Rods and Dad Bods Garage race car parts

What Does The Cutest (Denim) Turbo say - Red Bow

photoshop pencil

Just one more car part I promise, Funny car parts lover

An old enamel sign advertising the services of a Ford agent specialising in farm tractors, in France. Any color you want, as long as it's black, was Henry Fords marketing for his Model T car, but I have no idea if it applied to his tractors.

Turbo Snail - Tropical Storm

Turbo Snail - Leopard

Can Buy Car Parts Funny Car Guy Mechanic

Vintage Ford Parts

vintage the genuine classic car

Turbo Snail - Dasher

Sandusky Ohio

Engine Piston and a Snake

A funny mechanic gift idea for any mechanic dad who repair race vehicles and old cars because he's a really repair guy, car collector and mechanic daddy. For every drag racing lover diesel mechanic who love the smell of rubber, coffee and diesel in the morning and still plays with cars like muscle cars, classic cars and maybe a drift car.

Classic Hot Rod Designs

Just one more car part I promise, Funny car parts lover

Pistons

Just one more car part I promise, Funny car parts lover

Cool gift idea for tuning fans and car freaks. If you know what the "Japanese Domestic Market", abbreviated "JDM" is, then this mechanic and tuner design is made for you.

J.C. Whitney & Co. began in 1915 as The Warshawsky Company, a scrap metal yard on the South Side of Chicago, founded by Lithuanian immigrant Israel Warshawsky. Israel’s son Roy come onboard, and his first contribution was to create a catalog, advertising it in national magazines. For 25-cents, customers would receive their catalog, chock-full of parts to help them work on and customize their cars. Response to the ad was overwhelming, and the company soon began shipping more parts through the mail than over their Chicago sales counter. The name changed to J.C. Whitney & Co. to give it a more American sound. Post WWII was an incredibly profitable time for J.C. Whitney as returning G.I.s got the hot rod bug, and needed parts in droves.

classic car advertisment retro vintrage style garage sign. 65 Birthday

Car Parts Wheels

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Manny moe and Jack

Castrol is the right oil for your vehicle.

Vintage Design

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