DETAILS:

• High-quality 6 oz 100% Cotton Long-Sleeve Shirt.
• Sport Grey is 90% cotton, 10% polyester
• Professionally printed in the USA

PROCESSING AND SHIPPING:
Products are printed to order. Most orders ship within 3 business days

RETURNS AND EXCHANGES:

• Are accepted within 30 days of receiving your item.
• Free replacement if your item is defective or incorrect

Revel in the glory of a true classic with our "Old, But Sexy 7.3L Diesel Power" OBS Truck Shirt. This long-sleeve masterpiece is a cheeky homage to the venerable mid-90s F-series trucks, powered by the legendary, unstoppable 7.3 Powerstroke diesel engine. It's for those who understand that like a fine wine, trucks only get better with age. Featuring a sleek, all-white design that highlights the iconic grilles of these beasts, this shirt says, "I may be old, but I've still got it," louder than a cold start on a winter morning.

Perfect for those crisp days at truck meets or casual outings where you want to flex your diesel prowess without saying a word, this shirt is as comfortable at a fancy dinner as it is under the hood – though we wouldn't recommend the latter unless you're aiming to make a fashion statement in grease stains. Choose from the deep mystery of black or the steadfast nobility of navy to match your style or mood, or heck, get both to keep them guessing.

This long sleeve shirt isn't just a garment; it's a conversation starter, a nod to those who appreciate the raw, unrefined beauty of a truck that's seen a few miles. It's an ideal gift for the truck enthusiast who likes their vehicles with a bit of character and their fashion with a dash of sass. Whether it's a gift for a birthday, holiday, or just because, it's a stylish way to acknowledge their passion for trucks that have more stories than a library.

So, gear up in our "Old, But Sexy 7.3L Diesel Power" OBS Truck Shirt and let the world know that you're not just a fan of any trucks – you're a connoisseur of the classics, with a soft spot for the rugged charm of the OBS era. Remember, they don't make 'em like they used to, and neither do we when it comes to shirts.