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damnelantra™: just got my save detroit shirt. woot more »
Schm, enjoying his first desert winter. .: So, if I'm not for the bailout, can I have a few "Save the Free Market" shirts? more »
Jo Schmo: John Galt will stop the motor of the world more »
acarr260: Will the second printing have a graph of their stock slide on the back of the shirt? more »
Bumblebee: I want to save the big three for the jobs and the economy, not because I'm particularly enamored with any of these companies. If it wouldn't threaten ... more »
damnelantra™: save detroit! more »
Dr. H. F. Danger: That cafepress model looks very familiar... more »
Bret: John Galt could save Detroit. First we have to find Atlantis... more »
scroggzilla raids again: I think I'll wait for the "Save Packard" t-shirt. more »
elwood: So I can get a "Save GM" shirt, but no "Save the Enzos"? What gives with that? I'd rather save the Enzos. more »
Dr. H. F. Danger: I like the save Detroit one. more »
crashedpc - Haifisch: John Galt would like to remind folks that a bailout only encourages the lazy. more »
Joshuman: What is that thing on the save Detroit shirt? It looks like a dude holding the head of a small deer and a glowing ball. more »
General Halfshaftery: If you move more than a 12 count box of Save Chrysler t-shirts i'l eat my bonnet. more »

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Save The Not-So-Big Three...With T-Shirts!
The "Save GM" t-shirt went over so well, we decided to expand the not-official Jalopnik store offerings to now include the rest of the not-so-Big Three with Save Ford and Save Chrysler t-shirts plus an exclusive Save Detroit t-shirt. In these trying times, one needs to be sporting a kitschy t-shirt and frankly, because once you're let go from your job, you'll find more time to wear them. Buy all four and be instantly transformed into Captain America!* But get 'em now below the jump before Ford, Chrysler and GM attorneys forget this is parody and try to shut us down. Operators are standing by.

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