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Keep your beers cold at the track with this homage to the Old School Koozie. Soft Foam and a hole in the bottom. Like the good old days!
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Perfect shirt to make you look like a tourist….in a cool vintage way!
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American Apparel. 100% Cotton Jersey Tee. New Silver.
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This is IU!
American Apparel. 50/50 Poly Blend. Red
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Hoo Hoo Hoo, Hoosiers!
American Apparel 50/50 Poly Blend. Heather Red.
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Let everyone know where you’re from in a not so subtle, but good way!
American Apparel 50/50 Poly Blend. Navy
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Known for many years as “Carburetion Day,” and shortened only in fairly recent years simply to “Carb Day,” it refers to the day on which cars qualified for the starting field are given the opportunity to practice in “Race Day trim,” as opposed to the less-economical setups required for out-and-out speed during time trials. A major portion of this used to involve adjustment to the carburetors, but even after the introduction of fuel injection in the late 1940s, the original term “carburetion runs” continued to be used. For the record, the stock-block Ford-powered Lotus cars of Jim Clark and Dan Gurney in 1963 were the last to actually use carburetors on Carburetion Day.
Unisex American Apparel 50/50 Blend. Heather Neon Blue
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Known for many years as “Carburetion Day,” and shortened only in fairly recent years simply to “Carb Day,” it refers to the day on which cars qualified for the starting field are given the opportunity to practice in “Race Day trim,” as opposed to the less-economical setups required for out-and-out speed during time trials. A major portion of this used to involve adjustment to the carburetors, but even after the introduction of fuel injection in the late 1940s, the original term “carburetion runs” continued to be used. For the record, the stock-block Ford-powered Lotus cars of Jim Clark and Dan Gurney in 1963 were the last to actually use carburetors on Carburetion Day.
Unisex American Apparel 50/50 Blend. Heather Neon Blue
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Reggie Miller, of all people, became the biggest villain in New York Knicks history. The infamous choke sign after a 39-point performance (25 of which came in the fourth quarter) in Game 5 of the ’94 Eastern Conference Finals was all it took for Reggie to be forever hated by Knicks fans. All thanks to Spike Lee, who was his main target.
American Apparel. 50/50 Poly Blend. Heather Gold
Keep your beers cold at the track with this homage to the Old School Koozie. Soft Foam and a hole in the bottom. Like the good old days!
Perfect shirt to make you look like a tourist….in a cool vintage way!
[broder /]American Apparel. 100% Cotton Jersey Tee. New Silver.
This is IU!
American Apparel. 50/50 Poly Blend. Red
Hoo Hoo Hoo, Hoosiers!
American Apparel 50/50 Poly Blend. Heather Red.
Let everyone know where you’re from in a not so subtle, but good way!
American Apparel 50/50 Poly Blend. Navy
Known for many years as “Carburetion Day,” and shortened only in fairly recent years simply to “Carb Day,” it refers to the day on which cars qualified for the starting field are given the opportunity to practice in “Race Day trim,” as opposed to the less-economical setups required for out-and-out speed during time trials. A major portion of this used to involve adjustment to the carburetors, but even after the introduction of fuel injection in the late 1940s, the original term “carburetion runs” continued to be used. For the record, the stock-block Ford-powered Lotus cars of Jim Clark and Dan Gurney in 1963 were the last to actually use carburetors on Carburetion Day.
Unisex American Apparel 50/50 Blend. Heather Neon Blue
Known for many years as “Carburetion Day,” and shortened only in fairly recent years simply to “Carb Day,” it refers to the day on which cars qualified for the starting field are given the opportunity to practice in “Race Day trim,” as opposed to the less-economical setups required for out-and-out speed during time trials. A major portion of this used to involve adjustment to the carburetors, but even after the introduction of fuel injection in the late 1940s, the original term “carburetion runs” continued to be used. For the record, the stock-block Ford-powered Lotus cars of Jim Clark and Dan Gurney in 1963 were the last to actually use carburetors on Carburetion Day.
Unisex American Apparel 50/50 Blend. Heather Neon Blue
Reggie Miller, of all people, became the biggest villain in New York Knicks history. The infamous choke sign after a 39-point performance (25 of which came in the fourth quarter) in Game 5 of the ’94 Eastern Conference Finals was all it took for Reggie to be forever hated by Knicks fans. All thanks to Spike Lee, who was his main target.
American Apparel. 50/50 Poly Blend. Heather Gold
