“My mom grew up on a dairy farm, busting ass. Her older brothers were oil truckers, they brought Coors home by the case as Colorado Kool-Aid wasn’t available here in Michigan at that time (watch Smokey and The Bandit if you’re confused). She was a teen in this pic from 1975… times were different.”
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The 1970s were a wild and crazy time. There were disco balls and platform shoes, bell-bottoms, and mustaches galore. It was a decade of freedom,
These custom ripper decks are pretty rad, especially the dizzy pattern work. https://psyne.co/products/ripper-1983-f-b-vintage-mens-t-shirt/
The 1980s was an interesting time to be alive. The fashion was filled with pastels and neon, the hairstyles were wild (and often untamed), and
Our story begins Labor Day weekend at a posh Indianapolis restaurant during the running of the 1964 NHRA U.S. Nationals. Hot Rod Magazine’s Ray Brock
This is my attempt to compile an accurate history of Torker. I’ve been wanting to do this for years, but only got serious about doing
Sometimes you just gotta send it and nobody sent it quite like this guy 🤘 https://psyne.co/products/evel-knievel-green-valley-raceway-1974-vintage-t-shirt/
They say “you can’t live without your head, protect it first,” but there is also something undeniably great about the wind in your hair… to