Vtg 1987 Car Show T-Shirt: DARRYL STARBIRD’S ROD & CUSTOM CAR SHOW Hot/Rat ~NOS for Sale

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Vtg 1987 Car Show T-Shirt: DARRYL STARBIRD’S ROD & CUSTOM CAR SHOW Hot/Rat ~NOS For Sale

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Vtg 1987 Car Show T-Shirt: DARRYL STARBIRD’S ROD & CUSTOM CAR SHOW Hot/Rat ~NOS:
$39.99

Vintage 1987 Car Show T-Shirt: DARRYL STARBIRD’S ROD & CUSTOM CAR SHOW Hot/Rat Rod ~NICE!

ESTATE FIND, NEW OLD STOCK!

Someone went to the Wichita, Kansas Darryl Starbird hot rod and custom car show back in 1987 and bought a nice T-shirt as a souvenir. Then they went home and stuck it in a cabinet and never wore it!

Beautiful color graphics of three hot rods/rat rods… One looks very futuristic - a “bubble glass” car.

Advertising the Winston Championship Show Car Series. Was the 30th annual car show that Darryl Starbird did…he started in 1957.

Minty fresh with vibrant colors and bright white pre-shrunk cotton. Size XL, made in the USA.

It is wrinkled from being stored for almost 40 years, but otherwise perfect. Selling as-is with no returns, so kindly ask before offerding if you have any questions.

***TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT THOSE PHOTOS! Wear with pride to car shows or frame it and display it in your garage or Man Cave.***

Careful packing and fast shipping. Thanks, good luck and God bless! ;0)

More info in this amazing man:

Darryl Starbird is an American custom car and hot rod designer and builder, known for his innovative and futuristic space-age car designs, often featuring bubble tops. Some of his best-known cars include Futurista, Predicta, Electra, Cosma Ray, the Big T, and Lil Coffin.

History

Creating many of his most influential designs in the late 1950s and early 1960s, Starbird served as a design consultant for the Monogram hobby corporation which reproduced one of the cars he claimed to design. He is one of a group of designers and artists including Ed Roth, George Barris, Norm Grabowski, Dean Jeffries, Bill Cushenberry, and the great pinstripe artist Kenny Howard (nicknamed Von Dutch), who presided over one of the most productive and creative periods of American custom car and hot rod design.

Starbird currently owns and operates Darryl Starbird's National Rod & Custom Car Hall of Fame Museum in Afton, Oklahoma, which features many of his cars as well as other notable examples from the history of custom car and hot rod culture. A notable car in the museum is the Reactor Mach II which appeared on multiple television programs.