Old-School Attitude

Winged skull styling gives the emblem a rugged vintage-club personality that refuses to blend in.

Metal Badge Feel

A dimensional metal construction creates the look of a proper automotive emblem rather than a flat graphic sticker.

No Drilling

Adhesive backing makes installation simple: clean, peel, position and press firmly onto a suitable smooth surface.

Some people drive plain.
Some drive with character.

Bold lettering, a winged skull centerpiece and a vintage membership-style plaque give the emblem the kind of unapologetic styling made for trucks, SUVs and garage culture.

It's for the road warrior, the retired guy, the garage dad, the truck lover—and anyone who's officially stopped pretending to be twenty-five.

More badge.
Less bumper sticker.

The chrome-plated appearance, dimensional lettering and contrasting red Lifetime Member plaque create a proper automotive-emblem look with plenty of visual punch.

Driveway. Lake. Job site. Weekend meetup.

Wherever the vehicle goes, the emblem is designed to add the same sarcastic old-school energy.

Its exterior finish is intended for outdoor automotive use and everyday exposure to normal road conditions including sun, rain, dust and grime.

Birthday Gift

Better than another pair of socks for the guy with a truck and a sense of humor.

Dad & Grandpa

A sarcastic garage-ready surprise for fathers and grandfathers who appreciate old-school humor.

Retirement

Because some memberships aren't purchased—they're earned one year at a time.

Put this on the tailgate of my black Silverado and it looks like it belongs there. The chrome-style lettering stands out really well against the paint and the skull in the middle is what makes it. My wife rolled her eyes, which pretty much confirmed I made the right purchase.

Bought it mostly as a joke for my Jeep, but I'm actually impressed by how good it looks once installed. It has much more of an automotive emblem appearance than a regular decal. Cleaned the surface, lined it up, pressed it down and that was it.

My son gave me this for my 62nd birthday because apparently I've officially qualified for lifetime membership. I stuck it on the toolbox in my garage instead of the truck and everybody who comes over notices it. Definitely fits my sense of humor.

Installed mine on the rear of my gray F-150. The silver finish and red Lifetime Member section give it enough contrast without looking ridiculous. I'm retired, drive an old truck, spend too much time in the garage and complain about everything, so I guess I'm the target market.

Got two of these—one for me and one for a buddy I've known since high school. Mine went on my camper and his went straight onto his truck. The design gets a laugh without looking like some cheap novelty sticker. Great little gift for an old friend.

This was a retirement gift from the guys I worked with for almost thirty years. They knew exactly what they were doing. It's now mounted on the cabinet above my workbench and probably gets more comments than anything else in the garage.

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