People Really Win On Riverside Green

About a year and a half ago, I gave you, the valued reader of this blog, a chance to buy a driveshaft-through-the-skull (DTTS) shirt. The response was quite a bit more than I’d expected.

As you can see above, this shirt is the choice of winners. This fellow bought himself an E46 M3 and promptly picked up a first-of-twelve in F Street Stock. Do you want to join the few, the proud, the elite? Leave a comment below and I’ll reach out. I think there are four shirts left, from people who didn’t pay after putting in their order with me. Sizes TBD.

27 Replies to “People Really Win On Riverside Green”

  1. everybodyhatesscott

    Mines still going strong. One of my favorite T-shirts. I should have bought 2.

  2. steven

    oh man, if you have a M or L I want bad. I had one of the original Murilee run from back in his jalop days but one sleeve was about 3″ shorter than the other and it was unwearable.

    • Ronnie Schreiber

      See my comment about embroidery below. Large embroidery on t-shirts is usually not a good idea, but I suppose if I did the design as a line drawing with running stitches it might work.

  3. Baconator

    Would love that shirt! Today I won the bidding for a ’75 Eldorado droptop, which has no driveshaft but is definitely both old and heavy enough for head injuries to be a real danger of the restoration process. Does that count?

  4. Piloter

    Yes but what’s the intersection of the fewer/prouder/1337-er people who own shirts from BOTH printings, apart from such august company as yourself, the ever-beautiful Ms Martin, and Jonny?

    Inquiring minds want to know!

    (This particular lurker, a star commenter back when J’nik valued the curve of a hood on the masthead and denizen of the deep while Farago and your Street Speed series prefaced the long slide into the decline and fall of the German Republic of TTAC, owns a pair-somehow both in blue-so naturally is interested in just how much this lowers the average net worth of the above storied crew.)

    It’s a weird place to be in. On one hand, what better shirts to get filthy in the garage. On the other hand, limited use items with a certain cachet in remaining pristine. Suddenly one understands the dilemma between daily-driven and, er, ‘dresser queens’.

    • Jack BaruthJack Baruth Post author

      I have the original and the reissue, both in blue.

      Phil doesn’t have my reissue.

      Jonny sucks and blows. I’m sure he used his original DTTS shirt to wipe Angus Mackenzie’s man-cream off his face after an all-night caviar-and-hummer session.

  5. jz78817

    is the title of this post a tag line to something? It sounds really familiar (like it might be used on The Price is Right.)

  6. Economist

    I thought it was a reference to “The Running Man.” I imagined Richard Dawson saying it and everything.

  7. AoLetsGo

    I got one from the previous release and it has been a favorite. Maybe someday I will win one of these athletic events I keep entering, but I doubt it. I am doing well in the Foosball tournament at the office, this could be my big moment!

  8. Felis Concolor

    If the demand is great enough, I can help fill the need with a couple more XL and 2XL from my stash. Until we build our forever home with enough parking, working, and storage space, saving a few cubic inches here and a few cubic feet there have become a top priority.

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