Description
Pack up your morning routine and hit the open highway with the ultimate dose of vintage Mopar style.
This premium ceramic coffee mug showcases a high-fidelity wrap of the exact 1967 Dodge Sportsman Wagons showroom page from the factory “Operation ’67” sales brochure. Replicating the authentic dealer layout, original artwork, and classic typography, this mug celebrates the absolute gold standard of 1960s forward-control vans and family haulers. Anchored right in the center of the mug is a standout feature: the iconic “Dodge Rebellion Girl,” Pamela Austin, delivering her signature 1960s charm. Flanking her portrait are the panoramic graphics of both the agile A100 Sportsman Wagon and the long-wheelbase A108 Custom Sportsman Wagon, alongside specs for the reliable Slant Six and the high-spirited 273-cubic-inch V8 engine options.
Whether you are a die-hard Mopar van builder, a vintage camping enthusiast, or a classic print archivist, this mug brings heavy-duty, retro utility straight to your kitchen table.
Factory-Spec Features
- Centered Rebellion Visual Anchor: Features starlet Pamela Austin dead-center, commanding you to join the revolt against dull driving.
- Authentic A100 & A108 Layout: Features crisp, vibrant prints of the original 1967 Dodge Full-Line Catalog Page, detailing the ultimate forward-control passenger van fleet.
- “Dodge Rebellion” Versatility: Displays the exact vintage dealer marketing copy celebrating a wagon line built with “man-sized room” for up to 9 passengers and their gear.
- Sturdy and Glossy Construction: Built with thick, high-quality ceramic walls designed to insulate your hot coffee or tea like a heavy-duty engine block.
- Daily Driver Approved: 100% microwave and dishwasher safe, so you can enjoy high-octane vintage artwork every day without risking any fading.
Mug Specifications
- Mug Capacity: 11 oz
- Dimensions: 3.8″ (9.6 cm) in height, 3.2″ (8.2 cm) in diameter
- Source: Blank product sourced from China
Made Specially For You
This product is made on-demand to reduce overproduction.
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