Buick 1952 Roadmaster Heather Short-Sleeve T-Shirt

Buick 1952 Roadmaster Heather Short-Sleeve T-Shirt

Officially Licensed by General Motors

Among the first of the American automobile manufacturers, Buick Auto-Vim and Power Company was founded in 1899 by David Dunbar Buick in Jackson, Michigan. Buick Motor Company was incorporated in 1903 in Detroit and became the best-selling automobile brand in the United States by 1905, due in large part to its patented overhead valve engine, which was unusual for the time. Buick was the first acquisition of the new General Motors Company in 1908 founded by William C. Durant.

Although Buick’s sales dipped following the great depression, after World War II, sales rose rapidly due to styling and engineering advancements, including the introduction of the first torque converter automatic transmission. Known for such iconic nameplates as Roadmaster, Riviera, Regal, and Skylark, not to mention the powerhouses GSX and Grand National, Buick has cemented itself in the annals of American automotive history.

50% Cotton / 50% Poly High Quality Pre Shrunk Machine Washable T Shirt

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Looking for some cool car-themed clothes? You're in the right place at Grease Monkey Garage! Our collection is all about combining comfort and style. We've got t-shirts in soft cotton blends and some in a mix of cotton and polyester Ð all awesome for everyday wear. Our auto themed hoodies are perfect for keeping you warm, whether you're hanging out or fixing up your ride. Want something with a bit of a throwback vibe? Our retro car sweatshirts and tees are just the thing. They've got this cool, old-school look that any car fan will love. So, whether you're into cars big time or just like the style, our automotive apparel is sure to rev up your wardrobe. Grab a hoodie, a shirt, or both, and show off your passion for cars in style.

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