Our first Merch is at the printers...

http://www.houseospeed.com/servlet/Detail?no=545

ARTWORK HAS ARRIVED!

The long wait will soon be over. Here's a sneak peek of the the van artwork we commissioned from Tuck. Be on the lookout for stickers, patches, and tees if demand proves strong enough. We're stoked and can't wait to offer the merch. 

Thanks everyone for your patience. And thanks to Tuck for being such a complete badass. 

IT'S A GO!

Alright, folks. After a lot of delays, were ready to really get slamming on the VINVANCO inventory.
Our talented friend Hollywood Tuck has designed our initial batch of original artwork and other phenomenal artists are jumping in, too. It won't be long now folks. Thanks for your patience!

AS NICE AS THEY COME

For your viewing pleasure: A well-done, period-correct vintage van with numerous custom touches. 

Dig the vintage Keystones

Tasty two-tone paint.

A '32 Ford provided the deco style chrome handles for rear and side doors.

Modern buckets and wooden dash.

Simple sleeping quarters.

The roof rack and chrome bumper are nice touches.

A nice interior.

Note the subtle and understated custom front grill.

Nicely integrated speakers.

SEAT SCORE

My son Drew came across four really interesting bar stools this weekend while thrifting here in Denver. Knowing I'd been scouting for seats for my Econoline, he called me at work and described them to me. As he has a good eye, I planned to go see them ASAP.

The next morning was Saturday, so I made a bee line to the thrift store. Imagine my delight when I came upon the seats you see here. Better yet, they had been marked down by 50% since when Drew saw them a day earlier. I bought four. It's great having a son who find gems like this for me and the price was more than fair. It was, in a word,  ridiculous. 

EASY TIGER VAN

A guy I used to work with-- a phenomenal designer -- just helped make an old Dodge A-100 into one of the coolest delivery vehicles on the planet. I know very little else about it other than Ryan Rhodes out helped on it. I'm guessing he laid out all the typography. Anyhow, if you see this bad boy running around Austin, TX, follow it to the beer garden. More on it once I've learned a bit more. 

Until then, enjoy. Cheers!

THE WAITING IS THE HARDEST PART

This has absolutely no correlation to this post. Other than being insanely cool.

VinVanCo merch is coming. After going a couple rounds with the artist we hired, we're getting close to having our artwork done. And it's going to be rad. Which means collecting bids for patches, decals, tees, koozies and bumper stickers can start. Stay tuned. Things are about to get interesting.